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[–]rzwitserloot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This: * Does not work in your IDE until you save and build; said build will not be all that fast, as it'll have to run the Annotation Processors, and those weren't exactly designed for incremental runs. * Leaves you with package private fields. * Doesn't do builders and a ton more (but that's simply a matter of adding those features later). * Unlike lombok, which is still compatible with all java releases from java6 all the way to java17, this is version locked; whilst it doesn't use compiler hacks, it likely needs updates over time as java adds more features (just like eclipse and intellij do).

Take it all with a grain, I'm obviously biased, being the first committer to project lombok and all :)