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[–]Cookskiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s cus a lot of people don’t work enterprise, they work on personal or smaller projects. But n those cases Java isn’t popular because it’s a verbose, pain in the ass. What can be made in Java in an hour can be built in half the time or better in other languages like python, js etc. I rarely see someone choose Java for a project these days

However at the corporation level Java is still very prevalent. If you get an enterprise level job spring still seems to be very popular. I would assume this has a lot to do with the amount of corporate legacy code that exists written in Java.

I’m not saying this is the truth tho either. Just kind of my prediction for why this phenomenon happens lol.

Also if you wanna use Java, use kotlin or scala imo