Probably not. Java had stagnated for quite a while, entirely missing the lightweight threading and/or async/await revolution of the last decade. The JVM ergonomics also just sucks, a lot of apps _still_ have to use -Xmx switches to allocate the RAM, as if we're still using a freaking Macintosh System 6!
On the other hand, it's a very mature ecosystem with plenty of established battle-tested libraries.
Probably not. Java had stagnated for quite a while, entirely missing the lightweight threading and/or async/await revolution of the last decade. The JVM ergonomics also just sucks, a lot of apps _still_ have to use -Xmx switches to allocate the RAM, as if we're still using a freaking Macintosh System 6!
On the other hand, it's a very mature ecosystem with plenty of established battle-tested libraries.