It's an okayish tool. After using it for a few years, accumulated enough quirks to significantly diminish my initial enthusiasm. The concurrency gotchas, the u

It's an okayish tool. After using it for a few years, accumulated enough quirks to significantly diminish my initial enthusiasm. The concurrency gotchas, the utter lack of debugging and profiling tools, the weak management of today's most common deployment models (e.g. Docker/containers and cloud services)...it's not "good" by 2025 standards. I'm sure enterprises still do use it. But they also still use RPG, PL/I, and IMS. So...