You can literally replace memory management in your post with stack management. You wouldn't say the same thing about stack push and pop would you? Memory mana

You can literally replace memory management in your post with stack management. You wouldn't say the same thing about stack push and pop would you? Memory management is kind of a solved problem for 99% of program. It only happens very rarely and under very constrained environment. Yes, I did encountered a stack overflow error because I didn't realize the size of the struct is gigantic. So I solved it by creating the object on the heap instead. Similarly, memory "bugs" in managed systems is very rare and they can mostly be solved. Every time a managed systems have issues, we get blog posts like this exactly because they are rare. If I write a blog post every time I have encountered a memory leak in a C program, well no one really cares. It's kind of expected.