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It's crazy how many of these tools have emerged in such a short period of time

The reason is pretty simple - enterprise software.

Java provides a good enough mix of performance and flexibility to still be a competitive choice for large enterprises.

Some of them might be a little outdated, but overall it's a good collection of solid reading.

Mojo certainly looks promising. I just hope it will finally be released.

1. Yes, it can. 2. No, it isn't really that good at it.

While standard GPT might be good only for some basic stuff. Some of these AI tools look quite promising, though.

Great list, even though I already knew some of them.

The goal of any documentation is to help people. "Good" documentation is useful. "Bad" documentation confuses readers and might physically harm people or damage equipment.

Also, when writing documentation, consistency is quite important. Often this is resolved with something known as a style guide. Style guides might be formal or informal. I think that point 3 in this article mentions it quite well.

Java is the backbone of so many enterprise apps out there. It’s got a lot of momentum. While I prefer the syntax of other languages I could easily see my knowledge of Java/spring being a value add the rest of my career