Which big high tech companies build Java applications with Maven?
I know in Amazon we don’t, I think Google doesn’t too, what about the other bigs?
Is any Apple team using it? And in Microsoft? Or any other FAANG?
I ask because the most satisfying thing I could experience as a Software Engineer is to architect modular applications, and I know how to do when I can use Java, Maven and hopefully Karaf.
There is a single book that captures all this satisfaction of mine and it is https://www.amazon.com/dp/0321247132/
I’d rather stop being a developer than not using Maven in my next job, if I meet you at an interview and you tell me your team uses it, I’ll fall in love!
So, can you share me your team’s insight so I can dream of world better than Brazil (I’m not talking of the country 😅) exists?
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Compilers are really good nowadays…why build on top of a fucking interpreter?
Look into Go(lang), Rust and yes, even C++.
Every word you write is debatable and wrong and not worth time of anyone.