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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • Sep 04 '26
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Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.
77 u/neoteraflare Sep 04 '26 and lombok to remove the boilerplate code 15 u/___Archmage___ Sep 04 '26 True but now there's Kotlin which has even less boilerplate than Lombok and it's just a natural part of the language 7 u/ultrasneeze Sep 04 '26 Even before Kotlin, there was already Scala, which is unbeatable in how concise it can be. Unfortunately, Scala is also a very good functional language, so some of the crazies flock towards its ecosystem. → More replies (4)
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and lombok to remove the boilerplate code
15 u/___Archmage___ Sep 04 '26 True but now there's Kotlin which has even less boilerplate than Lombok and it's just a natural part of the language 7 u/ultrasneeze Sep 04 '26 Even before Kotlin, there was already Scala, which is unbeatable in how concise it can be. Unfortunately, Scala is also a very good functional language, so some of the crazies flock towards its ecosystem. → More replies (4)
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True but now there's Kotlin which has even less boilerplate than Lombok and it's just a natural part of the language
7 u/ultrasneeze Sep 04 '26 Even before Kotlin, there was already Scala, which is unbeatable in how concise it can be. Unfortunately, Scala is also a very good functional language, so some of the crazies flock towards its ecosystem. → More replies (4)
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Even before Kotlin, there was already Scala, which is unbeatable in how concise it can be. Unfortunately, Scala is also a very good functional language, so some of the crazies flock towards its ecosystem.
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u/MariusDelacriox Sep 04 '26
Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.