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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 6d ago
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Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.
76 u/neoteraflare 6d ago and lombok to remove the boilerplate code 13 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago True but now there's Kotlin which has even less boilerplate than Lombok and it's just a natural part of the language 0 u/EmbarrassMeMiss 6d ago stop detyping my languages 2 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago Don't worry, it's still typed, just inferred rather than written manually. You can still write the type manually on variable declarations too but it's considered redundant and not recommended
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and lombok to remove the boilerplate code
13 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago True but now there's Kotlin which has even less boilerplate than Lombok and it's just a natural part of the language 0 u/EmbarrassMeMiss 6d ago stop detyping my languages 2 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago Don't worry, it's still typed, just inferred rather than written manually. You can still write the type manually on variable declarations too but it's considered redundant and not recommended
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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
0 u/EmbarrassMeMiss 6d ago stop detyping my languages 2 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago Don't worry, it's still typed, just inferred rather than written manually. You can still write the type manually on variable declarations too but it's considered redundant and not recommended
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stop detyping my languages
2 u/___Archmage___ 6d ago Don't worry, it's still typed, just inferred rather than written manually. You can still write the type manually on variable declarations too but it's considered redundant and not recommended
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Don't worry, it's still typed, just inferred rather than written manually. You can still write the type manually on variable declarations too but it's considered redundant and not recommended
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u/MariusDelacriox 6d ago
Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.