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Java is dying because it requires more and more resources to make it work. People look at the growing resource requirements and think "wow, look at how Java is

Java is dying because it requires more and more resources to make it work. People look at the growing resource requirements and think "wow, look at how Java is growing! We even are teaching middle schoolers Java now!" Wasn't the point of Java to release developers from having to worry about memory? Well, now we have to worry about everything else. It's a failed abstraction and now we have to live with it.

ternaryoperator 13y ago
"Wasn't the point of Java to release developers from having to worry about memory?" I think you're thinking of releasing them from worrying about pointers, which it basically did. When it first came out, its stated goal was to release developers from having to worry about portability, which it did.