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pojo is a common term for java devs, at least any who have been molested by spring


It's also seen some use in the Javascript community as well (though not nearly as common).


And Ruby too (PORO naturally). Leave it to Martin Foweler et al. coin a useful [category of] term[s].


Spring continued where J2EE had ended in 2006. Spring is the new J2EE. Wherever I can I avoid it and solely use the latest Java EE without dependency to any external bloatware.


Never heard of spring, never heard of pojo. Specialized in C/C++, STL, Boost, OpenGL and GLUT, GLx... over the decade have only found interviews for Java jobs. Have tried to learn Java, used them a jobs where none of my bosses knew it or cowokers could spend time talking to me about it. Still, I can only get interviews of Java jobs because that is the only work experience on my resume. Why are we all so screwed?




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