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by wrd83
2394 days ago
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So a lot of the complaints are not entirely true anymore. If you onboard lombok, you get data classes, which resolves the property boilerplate.
If you use IntelliJ the code is generated. I used Java and Go and I have to admit, that Java feels like the more practical language. Generics and error-handling are really painful in Go. The most painful part in Java is having to deal with other people's code that makes it look weird. Google has a very good set of libraries that make the Java world much more pleasant. |
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