Why do beginner hate Java so much

I’m getting to the point where I can start being considered an old guy. My primary language is Java. The more I engage with the community, the more I find dislike and frustration with Java. To me, it was my first serious language and I found it great as it told me everything I wanted to know about the new APIs and third-party libraries. It also didn’t devastate my global environment by installing third-party libraries as would Node or Python. It’s all a binary that you add to a classpath instead of installing it to the OS.

Working with JavaScript and Python I’m mostly frustrated by

• magic string configurations
• not knowing what is being passed into and returned by APIS
• and not being able to trust third-party libraries

I’m curious

• What frustrates you most about Java?
• What frustrates you most about learning Java?
• What is your perception about Java?

I’m really starting to think that it just needs an image overhaul on how you learn it and approach? I ask my self, would could I create to show its versatility and effectiveness as a backend language.

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