Java is somewhat bulky, but it's not slow. Java was designed to be always on rather than on demand. Although with GraalVM Java is also playing the on-demand field.
Java is quite dominant in the Enterprise world.
But unless you are aiming to build a big to huge thing, I would probably not start with learning this as a new thing. I think it's better to pick Ruby or Python.
I'm not saying that Java is not suited for smaller web applications. But if it's something new you want to learn it might be better to pick Ruby. And once your new thing is done, build it again in Java. 😛
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Java is somewhat bulky, but it's not slow. Java was designed to be always on rather than on demand. Although with GraalVM Java is also playing the on-demand field.
Java is quite dominant in the Enterprise world.
But unless you are aiming to build a big to huge thing, I would probably not start with learning this as a new thing. I think it's better to pick Ruby or Python.
I'm not saying that Java is not suited for smaller web applications. But if it's something new you want to learn it might be better to pick Ruby. And once your new thing is done, build it again in Java. 😛