What are some of the biggest problems you personally face in Java?

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  1. spring-fu

    Configuration DSLs for Spring Boot

    Bean Definition -> Still needed although experimental projects like Spring Fu might remove their need in the future. Technically, there is nothing to stop you from registering beans functionally right now but the verbosity is likely to make that approach less optimal.

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  3. Quarkus

    Quarkus: Supersonic Subatomic Java.

    Have you looked into using Micronaut or Quarkus with GraalVM? It will help with startup time. Take a look at this Micronaut guide if you’re interested

  4. Micronaut

    Micronaut Application Framework

    Have you looked into using Micronaut or Quarkus with GraalVM? It will help with startup time. Take a look at this Micronaut guide if you’re interested

  5. beanref

    A simple library that allows you to access your POJOs' properties in a static way

    Mappers, binders, transformers, etc... I even wrote a small library to access properties through getters lambdas. https://github.com/throwable/beanref

  6. SLF4J

    Simple Logging Facade for Java

  7. Jackson JSON Processor

    Main Portal page for the Jackson project

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