It seems to be a common fault of youth to assume that you can solve every problem with just another level of abstraction. I call myself happy that I have used a

It seems to be a common fault of youth to assume that you can solve every problem with just another level of abstraction. I call myself happy that I have used a lot of Java in my university days. The nice thing about Java is that you have so many tools and frameworks that do a lot of great things but always try to be as flexible as possible, ending with you having the power to do the same stuff in the library that you could have also done with pure Java: everything. I'm lucky because I never head to spend years writing such a tool that can do everything but nothing really well. Thanks to many tools who already made that mistake I could learn it by using it just a few weeks.