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Despite annual claims that Java is dying, the language remains the 4th most popular according to programming indices and is heavily used by Fortune 500 companies like Google, Netflix, and AWS. While Java has seen some decline over the years, it continues to dominate enterprise development due to its stability, mature ecosystem, and frameworks like Spring Boot. Universities still teach Java as a foundational language, and its verbose syntax actually helps developers transition to other languages more easily. The key is using the right tool for the job rather than dismissing languages based on popularity trends.

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These clickbait are the ones that should be killed first 👀!
I never seen anything been claimed to be on life support since 1995.
Meanwhile, Java’s still powering half the world’s enterprise apps, Android, and your bank’s backend. Dead? Nah, it’s just chilling in the server room, sipping coffee, and laughing at these headlines. The only thing dead here is the originality of this clickbait.

I am actually learning Java and finding out that it should be my main backend, desktop and arguable mobile language, far from dead.

“Java is dead” is the new “PHP is dead”. Dead but still alive :D

Netflix uses Java and praises it.
This is some wack clickbait.