Like the article I hear Spring Boot here mentioned again. I also really hate the annotation culture. This is big in Spring Boot, and more common in Java since it is so damn verbose.
It is not inherent in Java though, and the Kotlin "developer culture" seems to be much more annotation averse (as we all should be).
It is not inherent in Java though, and the Kotlin "developer culture" seems to be much more annotation averse (as we all should be).