It's pretty much repeating the mistake of early 2010s Java, where the entire application frequently was glued together by enormous ball of XML that configured a

It's pretty much repeating the mistake of early 2010s Java, where the entire application frequently was glued together by enormous ball of XML that configured all the dependency injection. It had the familiar properties of (despite DTDs and XML validation) often blowing up late, and providing error messages that were difficult to interpret. At the time a lot of the frustration was aimed at XML, but the mid 2020s YAML hell shows us that the problem was never the markup language.