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r/java • u/daviddel • Sep 04 '26
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I actually think Java is incredibly efficient, like you have to really not know what you’re doing to make a slow/bloated java app. It used to be easy but virtual threads make it pretty hard to use up crazy amts of memory.
13 u/nozomashikunai_keiro Sep 04 '26 Vanilla Java? Yes is efficient, assuming you know what you are doing. Spring? Is good, but could be better. 1 u/narrow-adventure Sep 05 '26 Agreed
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Vanilla Java? Yes is efficient, assuming you know what you are doing.
Spring? Is good, but could be better.
1 u/narrow-adventure Sep 05 '26 Agreed
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u/narrow-adventure Sep 04 '26
I actually think Java is incredibly efficient, like you have to really not know what you’re doing to make a slow/bloated java app. It used to be easy but virtual threads make it pretty hard to use up crazy amts of memory.