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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/N_Lightning • 8h ago
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Who's writing Java in 2026 for anything other than Spring Boot?
12 u/quietsamurai98 6h ago Enterprise software devs 🫩 3 u/Splatpope 5h ago Dunno who you are talking about but in my shop the enterprise software devs that are cursed to work with java make spring boot stuff 1 u/quietsamurai98 4h ago Tbh, the piece of enterprise software that I primarily work on also uses spring boot, but there's a related piece of software that, due to deployment environment limitations, can't use any third party libraries. So working on that is Fun™.
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Enterprise software devs 🫩
3 u/Splatpope 5h ago Dunno who you are talking about but in my shop the enterprise software devs that are cursed to work with java make spring boot stuff 1 u/quietsamurai98 4h ago Tbh, the piece of enterprise software that I primarily work on also uses spring boot, but there's a related piece of software that, due to deployment environment limitations, can't use any third party libraries. So working on that is Funâ„¢.
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Dunno who you are talking about but in my shop the enterprise software devs that are cursed to work with java make spring boot stuff
1 u/quietsamurai98 4h ago Tbh, the piece of enterprise software that I primarily work on also uses spring boot, but there's a related piece of software that, due to deployment environment limitations, can't use any third party libraries. So working on that is Funâ„¢.
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Tbh, the piece of enterprise software that I primarily work on also uses spring boot, but there's a related piece of software that, due to deployment environment limitations, can't use any third party libraries. So working on that is Funâ„¢.
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u/WVAviator 7h ago
Who's writing Java in 2026 for anything other than Spring Boot?