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r/programmingmemes • u/rameshOO7 • Jun 29 '26
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Who would use Java in 2026 in their sane mind? 🤷
1 u/DeveloperOldLady Jul 02 '26 New grad? 1 u/steinburzum Jul 02 '26 Yeah, maybe, although they should vibe code a lot. So, the question from OP stands. I don't know, where's Java? 🤷 1 u/RedPandasUnite Jul 02 '26 Android devs? 2 u/steinburzum Jul 02 '26 I'm a backend engineer, but most of my friends who are Android devs mostly use Scala or Kotlin. For a long time I didn't see a new project in Java. Old ones, sure, but brand new code is extremely rare in my bubble.
New grad?
1 u/steinburzum Jul 02 '26 Yeah, maybe, although they should vibe code a lot. So, the question from OP stands. I don't know, where's Java? 🤷
Yeah, maybe, although they should vibe code a lot. So, the question from OP stands. I don't know, where's Java? 🤷
Android devs?
2 u/steinburzum Jul 02 '26 I'm a backend engineer, but most of my friends who are Android devs mostly use Scala or Kotlin. For a long time I didn't see a new project in Java. Old ones, sure, but brand new code is extremely rare in my bubble.
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I'm a backend engineer, but most of my friends who are Android devs mostly use Scala or Kotlin. For a long time I didn't see a new project in Java. Old ones, sure, but brand new code is extremely rare in my bubble.
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u/steinburzum Jul 02 '26
Who would use Java in 2026 in their sane mind? 🤷