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Because they’ve hired a bunch of Java devs that don’t know anything outside of Java?

• 72deluxe 11mo ago
  Amusingly, we see the repeat of this in "desktop" apps that are just web technologies in a browser, wasting CPU time and RAM for "ease" of development. (I don't think it's easier at all - a mess of JS callbacks makes it difficult to see the initiator of anything).
  • wiseowise 11mo ago
    > Amusingly, we see the repeat of this in "desktop" apps that are just web technologies in a browser, wasting CPU time and RAM for "ease" of development. Web is chosen because it is the fastest way to hit all platforms, not because it's a skill issue. > a mess of JS callbacks makes it difficult to see the initiator of anything Async/await is available in most browsers since 2017, what year are you from?
    • 72deluxe 11mo ago
      I think the initial idea of being the fast to hit all platforms was the idea, but this has meant a lack of skill in developers who don't know about each platform, so you end up with a mess of apps that attempt to (badly) replicate native elements like menus. You are right about async/await. I am old! (But I still find the development of software in a large JS system unmanageable versus old C++ development approaches).
• theandrewbailey 11mo ago
  Java Servlets and JSPs output HTML. I've been building a blog with them for over 15 years.