Humans acquire a significant amount of knowledge (or get trained on) by learning from the work of others. If companies can face legal repercussions for training models on materials from elsewhere, a similar argument could be made for individuals.
I have subscribed to a book summary app, which is not anywhere closer to what you get from reading a book, but it will give an idea of what book is worth investing time and money.
Not OP, but as someone who has used Spring quite extensively (6+ yrs) in the past and using Quarkus for all project these days, DX is much better with Quarkus.
Hot reloading (to the extend that change-save-refresh would feel like working with a python/ruby projects), shallow stack traces, less 'magic', , excellent documentation, plethora of modules, less memory footprint, milliseconds start/restart (owing to compile time wiring), first class container support, dev tools, always running tests are few that makes DX with Quarkus amazing.
No. I work for a Fortune 100, we use Quarkus for lot projects, the dev reload is amazing, it just takes less than a second to reflect the change. It fast enough that I feel like I work with a Python project.
Looks like you haven't tried Svelte for something serious. As someone who used React for a long time and started using Svelte for about 6 months now, there's no way I'm going to go back to React, the DX with Svelte has been that good.
Do you think anyone beside who are vocal (HN/tech crowd esp) care about this 'killed by google' and refrain from using their main source of revenue such as Search, Gmail, Android, Youtube, Map, Photos? Zilch.
GCP/Gsuite's money pouring clients are enterprise customers (not HN crowd), who for the large majority won't bother much about that either. So they clearly know their act doesn't actually make a dent in their revenue stream, but in fact that spring cleaning is a win for them.
But now the situation is bit different, coz there's a limit to the number of pieces before it looks awkward and that limit can be reached by AI generated contents quite easily and quickly thus not needing to have more man power.
Looks nice.
Does it support hot reload? We use Quarkus heavily at work and one of the nifty feature is its ability to hot reload (fast restart to be specific) within few millisec, which makes our development quite a joy, kind of spoiled by that to be honest.
If not now, any plan to support it in future?