name 1 (one) flaw

>>106145685 (OP)
people still insist on using this piece of shitware?

>>106145714
it is standard in enterprise, chud

>ship a "microservice" aka 20 lines of actual code
>paid and non-freetard competent IDE autocompleting half ot it
>praised by manager and got a raise
it just werks
only C# bootcamp juniors or open source contributors (aka unemployed rustroons) cry about it

>>106145685 (OP)
Java

>>106145884
FPBP

>>106145755
>enterprise
kys satan-worshipping shill tranny, we only use foss here.

>>106145685 (OP)
I had to work with this piece of shit. Never again. Java would be a good language if not for the garbage in the ecosystem like spring (There's a lot of good stuff in the JVM ecosystem tho like Spark which is genuinely amazing). 90% of development with this shit is "how do I make this anal piece of crap do what I want", but that's basically what corporate "development" resumes to, doing useless pointless crap for the sake of getting your bosses happy.

>>106146041
best part is debugging through like twenty classes that just shuffle papers around to get to the point where the trivial logic is. always delightful

>>106146041
> spring
I had to run something using this pig.
I’ve never seen so much cpu and memory sacrificed on the altar of idiocy in my life.

>>106146132
And the funniest thing is, it actually brings literally no benefits to development. When something is annoying to work with usually it's compensated by performance, when something is not performant usually it's compensated by ease of use. But spring is both very annoying to use and takes 10 seconds to start (if we're being conservative and not considering compile time), hogs a bunch of ram and is slower than literally any other framework in the market. Plus it requires you to actively learn it basically as a programming language inside a programming language. Compare this to literally any other framework which just gives you a bunch of methods that wrap around whatever socket library the language provides.

>>106146188
But muuh ecosystem and dependency bean injection

>>106145685 (OP)
Logo uses multiple fonts

I tried spring as someone who is pretty good at dotnet. everything felt way worse. It's also way slower than dotnet core web apis

Oot ASP.net
Logo is jeet aesthetic or jeet designed.

>>106145685 (OP)
java

>>106145685 (OP)
It's auth module isn't enterprise-grade. And it collects CVEs like a rotten plum collects fruit flies.
It's release cycle is too fast for the Java market, where the same code runs for 10 years between big-bang rewrites.

>>106146041
>(There's a lot of good stuff in the JVM ecosystem tho like Spark which is genuinely amazing)
Spark wishes it wasn't on the JVM, and everybody uses Python to inter-op with it anyway.
It's only a JVM application because
>JDBC was a database whore in the aughts and early 10s
>Hadoop came from Java's peak in the aughts, so Hadoop was built in Java and Spark shares Hadoop libs
I'm sure some bright Ph. D student is working on porting it to fortran or something because of pure Java seethe.

>>106145685 (OP)
>marks your thread duplicate
>shits on you for asking a question
>fucks with your tags to make it harder to find your question
>shills his shitty paid library

>>106145755
Jeets are also standard in enterprise. I'm not sure why you'd want to emulate the sector where quality is the absolute lowest.

You guys are shilling it

annotation hell, autoconfiguration makes custom changes difficult, huge complexity and bugs up the ass because of it (but they get fixed by the huge community)

blah blah blah
I write Clojure

>>106149650

Yeah I didn't like the overuse of annotations and autoconfig, some things need to be explicit and have paper trails in the code.