Unpopular take, but I personally also believe that unchecked exceptions in Java and other languages like that are an issue - because it makes too easy to miss where things could go wrong, instead of making you visibly handle the potential known failure points, or indicate to callers what you're not handling.
That's actually very popular with pretty much anyone who's dealt with errors happening in programs... which I would assume is most devs after some time.
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Unpopular take, but I personally also believe that unchecked exceptions in Java and other languages like that are an issue - because it makes too easy to miss where things could go wrong, instead of making you visibly handle the potential known failure points, or indicate to callers what you're not handling.
That's actually very popular with pretty much anyone who's dealt with errors happening in programs... which I would assume is most devs after some time.