Ask HN: Relevant Java programming language in this new world of AI

1 rammy1234 0 7/15/2025, 10:58:39 PM

We have so many amazing Java developers in our company — some with decades of experience, especially in Spring Boot and building microservices. They’ve been the backbone of our systems for years. But with everything changing so fast — cloud, AI, Python, data engineering — I’m wondering: what’s next for them?

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Ask HN: Relevant Java programming language in this new world of AI

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Ask HN: Relevant Java programming language in this new world of AI

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