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Recently for new job I was told that they don't use Spring boot for development. I am not senior developer but I have been learning Spring boot extensively and for me it makes sense as it gives me structure to write my code and also so many Spring Project and lot of material available. Are you guys(Java People) still using Spring Boot as first choice for Backend development or something drastically changed since few years? Thanks for help :)

Unless someone made money teaching philosophy about life, I think it is phony for rich people to tell others about "moderation, family, values and what not". I mean they become rich by putting everything on backseat and then when they hit millionaire or billionaire, they start preaching online, writing "lessons learned" and worst make more money by "selling" philosophy. I can't stand this anymore. Any one else feels this way too?

Any advantages or disadvantages or experience or insight or advice from someone who is actually been part of this kind of marriage? Thanks.

I mean most people here otherwise so analytical about almost everything here. Writing code that covers negative cases, edge cases, failure, rare event etc. Why don't then they secure themselves in marriage? It seems counter-intuitive. Yeah I know "Love is transcends all dimensions ..blah blah". I get it but still hard to understand considering, at least in west marriage fails more often than not and people still don't protect themselves using prenup.

Hello All,

As you know, now days job description/requirements are so vague and includes so many things for just one role that it is hard to understand what is realistically needed or actually being used for that role in any organization. So this is one attempt to solve this puzzle, hopefully, with your help.

So maybe if you could write something on below format that would be helpful to everyone

Your Role/Title [1]: Extensive Used technologies in last 24 months [2]: Rarely/Sometimes used technologies in last 24 months [3]:

[1] For example: Senior Java Developer, Full Stack Developer etc... [2] Almost every day or most days in week [3] Not used in [2] but requires sometimes

Also one last question to this, if you could write job posting for your job today, what list of technologies bare minimum candidate must know to be successful in your job?

Thanks for your time. I hope it will help everyone to get realistic idea what is actually needed for any job :)

Dear fellow men,

Could you shares top 3 lessons you learned the hard way in a decade of your life from age 20 to 30. Thanks