What I meant is that due the amount of breaking changes that continues to grow while the language "evolves" , makes it quite obvious that it is not the right choice, at least for nowadays.

So, normally you invest in some language, you get to know its strong and weak points . Then after some years, you start migrating to a new one or upgrade to a newer versions.

With java you do not need to wait that long to make a decision as to whether to migrate or not . Oracle with its bumpy roadmap for Java is already helping you.

No sens means ?

I have not seen any language proving itself as a wrong choice than java these days.