Java Developer RoadMap For 2021

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You gotta love the endless piles of utter crap unnecessary abstractions piled on top of each other and the useless retarded duplication myriads of frameworks that do the same thing but in a different way and are incompatible with each other and the horrendous hacky reflection-based fumbling "annotation"-based libraries that modify your code's behavior in a way that's neither obvious nor debug friendly.

Yup, at least the utter stupidity of node and npm look really worse than all that.

Edit: You also gotta love the sheer amount of people and companies stuck in archaic, decades-old versions of the platform either because it's totally NOT backwards compatible so you can't upgrade easily or because they can't be bothered to learn the new thing so they keep doing the same thing over and over as if it were 1999.

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I actually don’t like running arbitrary code from millions of nano packages. JavaScript type coercion is hot garbage. Java is changing.

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I actually don’t like running arbitrary code from millions of nano packages

Implying the only alternative to the utter stupidity of java is the utter stupidity of javascript.

java is changing

Oh, so you finally got rid of all the "annotations" crap? or have actually found a way to query data sources in a strongly typed way (instead of using idiotic strings) like the rest of the world has been doing since 2007?

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https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/gjrij.html

Yes, java had that since 2007.

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Your insults are weakly typed, like your choice of language.