Some time ago, Java applications were sort of undermined comparing against "native executables" because they run on top of JVM, used hundreds of misused libraries, startup times, CPU, and memory consumption. However, portability and a huge community, ecosystem of frameworks, and open source products made it the preferential option to develop enterprise projects.
Fortunately, as Domenico Cieri said, "Time is like the wind, it lifts the light and leaves the heavy." The Java community has the ability to create "native executables" without requiring JVM to be installed. Yes, Java applications without JVM.
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