I am a huge java fanboy. I used various other tech stacks (since the project required it) but it wasn’t that fun. Apparently java is my big love 😂😂
Since I am still doing my masters I wanted to know if java(especially with spring ecosystem) is still important in today’s landscape or do companies slowly shift away from java?
Is java still a thing at google/meta/… (excluding android ofc)
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When I was at Amazon, it was almost entirely Java (99%, I'd guess) with sprinkles of systems languages (C/C++) for development tools (Kerberos-like things, etc.) and very minimal Kotlin usage.
At either company, you could probably throw a dart blindfolded and hit a team that uses Java in some capacity.
Java isn't going anywhere in the next 10 years.
I have been doing java for almost 2 decades now. It has evolved, and adopted good ideas from other languages, and listenes to the community needs. Java today is leaps and bounds ahead of what it was back in the day. All this time every few years there's been a new trend for one or the other language that has risen and fallen. Java, meanwhile, has calmly kept up without all the fuss and hype.