The irony of people telling me that they don't appreciate Spring or Hibernate for the magic behind the annotations that they don't understand, to then turn around and drag in Lombok. Also, if you are telling me you don't like to write getters and setters, does that mean you are not using an IDE? _Sure_, it's a little cumbersome to write them, but not a lot?
It's easy to write them. It's hard to read them. Say I have a class with 20 properties, it means 40 methods. Now one of those methods not trivial and rest are trivial. How can I quickly find out? I can't. Getter is 4 lines, Setter is 5 lines, 20 pairs is 180 lines of nothing.