the worst think about Java (in general, Jenkins is Java) is that it solves a real problem that companies have. I put, however, that only companies have the pro

the worst think about Java (in general, Jenkins is Java) is that it solves a real problem that companies have. I put, however, that only companies have the problem, not programmers, and not even regular (sized) engineering teams; except when they have a fast employee turnover speed. I do not have a very clear idea, but roughly speaking I'm saying that java does really well in the "too many engineers are working on the same code but not at the same time" problem space