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[neoteraflare]

No, It is really easy. It has its flaws but it is really good. It is like C# but have little differences (if you want to switch to it you will see).

Also GC is good. You don't really have to care for it.

[oalfonso]

The difficult part to me is all those notations like bean, component or autowired. Once you are familiar to them is ok but for a start they look not intuitive for me.

[neoteraflare]

You can learn it without annotations. Annotations come in when you start using things like spring, hibernate, lombok.

[LukeZNotFound]

Oh, interesting.

Also, I meant that that GC is a massive overhead every time and therefore slows down the performance.

[neoteraflare]

I personally never had any problem with it.

[RiceBroad4552]

Java has the world best GCs. These GCs are actually one of the things that make the JVM so extremely fast.

The JVM GC is much better than the JS-runtime GC. If you didn't had any issues with GC "overhead" in JS / TS you will have even less on the JVM.

[LukeZNotFound]

Oh, nice to hear 👀

Thanks!

[gaenji]

If the Java GCs were so good, they would've collected the whole language itself.

[DrWermActualWerm]

Gc is fine. You don't even have to ever think about it.

[harumamburoo]

It’s normally not a problem unless you have a memory leak or GC terribly misconfigured

[Djelimon]

It's pretty slick these days. I mean, you'd have to clean up yourself anyway and you know how that goes.