ByteBuddy is atrocious. >In October 2015, Byte Buddy was distinguished with a Duke's Choice award by Oracle. The award appreciates Byte Buddy for its "tremendo

ByteBuddy is atrocious. >In October 2015, Byte Buddy was distinguished with a Duke's Choice award by Oracle. The award appreciates Byte Buddy for its "tremendous amount of innovation in Java Technology". We feel very honored for having received this award and want to thank all users and everybody else who helped making Byte Buddy the success it has become. We really appreciate it! Don't misread me. It's solid software. And an instance of a well structure objet-oriented code base. But it's impossible to do anything without having a deep and wide understanding of the class hierarchy (which is just as deep and wide). Out of 1475 issues on the project's Github page, 1058 are labelled as questions. You can't just start with a few simple bricks and gradually learn the framework. The learning curve is super steep from the get go, all of the complexity is thrown into your face as soon as you enter the room. This is the kind of space where LLM would shine