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[[wikipedia::Spring_framework|Spring]] is very popular enterprise [[Java]] framework. [[I]] am not its user or big fan, so [[I]] am not afraid to conclude that it is the sole reasons why: | [[wikipedia::Spring_framework|Spring]] is very popular enterprise [[Java]] framework. [[I]] am not its user or big fan, so [[I]] am not afraid to conclude that it is the sole reasons why: | ||
* each enterprise error report contains at least 90% of useless reflection related stacktrace lines | * each enterprise error report contains at least 90% of useless reflection related stacktrace lines | ||
- | * it is impossible to debug the [[XML]] based configuration | + | * it is impossible to debug the [[XML]] based configuration and find out why certain references points exactly to the value it points to |
* it takes seconds before [[Java]] enterprise application starts (compared to few ''ms'' before a [[NodeJS]] app starts) | * it takes seconds before [[Java]] enterprise application starts (compared to few ''ms'' before a [[NodeJS]] app starts) | ||
* users coding in other languages think [[Java]] is crazy (think of '''BeanFactory''', '''BeanFactoryFactory''', etc.) | * users coding in other languages think [[Java]] is crazy (think of '''BeanFactory''', '''BeanFactoryFactory''', etc.) | ||
The [[Spring]] framework is one of the reasons why [[Java]] is becoming the new [[COBOL]]! | The [[Spring]] framework is one of the reasons why [[Java]] is becoming the new [[COBOL]]! |
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Spring is very popular enterprise Java framework. I am not its user or big fan, so I am not afraid to conclude that it is the sole reasons why:
- each enterprise error report contains at least 90% of useless reflection related stacktrace lines
- it is impossible to debug the XML based configuration and find out why certain references points exactly to the value it points to
- it takes seconds before Java enterprise application starts (compared to few ms before a NodeJS app starts)
- users coding in other languages think Java is crazy (think of BeanFactory, BeanFactoryFactory, etc.)
The Spring framework is one of the reasons why Java is becoming the new COBOL!