My company uses it for a couple of “legacy” applications. Though all new applications are on Angular.

I think the shift was because of the complexity of the project. In my company, Java devs were busy implementing core business logic, batch jobs, fixing production issues or enhancements. So they didn’t have enough bandwidth for UI maintenance and enhancement. Plus when it came to that, most UI developers you could find in the job market were JS/CSS guys.

So management made a decision to shift to Angular for UI and Java for back end work. Delineating both as separate concerns.

However I do think that having Java teams for both UI and back end might be more agile. But realistically I think it depends on the circumstances.

Forgejo. It is a fork of Gitea.

Edible…Foot…Fungus

The instrumental event was when a critical Nazi heavy water production plant was sabotaged by SAS commandos, which set them back several years of progress.

GG ComStar

Also what show is the lower pic from?

Killing in the name of…

Good 'ol grickle.

Well, the tyranids can’t be reasoned with unlike the others.

That guy looks like Dr. Kleiner from Half Life 2.

Catnip Crusaders

Reminds me of this silly fellow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2BgjH_CtIA

Unless you do it to spread interspecies STDs.

Literally a flashlight

Iron Maiden

My name is Heresy. John Heresy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-y1N29vH2Y

encrypted

made in the EU

The way things are going, don’t know how long that’s going to last.

Just shout out “Blood for the blood god.” And then wait for someone to reply “Skulls for the skull throne.”

*Gentoo