Nuanced take @amoldethe
Indian banks also don't spend enough on tech, Nearly a third of the global average of 350 - 400 bps on topline. beyond the large tech companies that have the ability to extract, there is a large platoon of tech providers who get paid peanuts and as they say when you throw peanuts you get monkeys.
I also think its more structural than intent, everyone from the person running an RFP or procurement process all the way to the CEO negotiates or caps how much the bank pays for a service causing misaligned incentives.
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@DanielMoraru17@mariofusco I guess it’s a YMMV thing and IMO there are plenty of code generators that much more straightforward, and don’t try to hack the JVM internals in an unsupported and unspecified way(often leading to issues as you upgrade your Java version)
I always disliked Lombok, but now I really don't see why keeping using it at all. Tell me one single valid reason why you should use it with modern Java.
@nkitpati@RetroTechDreams Quantity ≠ Complexity. There’s far less incentive to build a browser engine when you can just use Blink( Chromium)
and really while gecko is funded by google it’s owned and developed mozilla.