<ul><li>Java arrived in the 1990s with a promise of 'Write once, run anywhere' but has now become a legacy slowing down modern development.</li><li>In its early days, Java provided safety, structure, and portability, making it popular for enterprise computing and web applications.</li><li>However, Java's verbosity and legacy codebase are now seen as hindrances to efficient and agile development.</li><li>The challenge for Java moving forward is to balance its established ecosystem with the need to adapt to modern development practices.</li></ul>

Java: The Legacy That Keeps Slowing Us Down

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