From what I have heard you pay a higher (performance) price entering and leaving a java compute node than when entering and leaving an (ESQL) compute node.
So if you can limit yourself to one (java) compute node per flow you might even be faster...
many things that are very easily done in ESQL take a lot of coding in Java .
Those things are better left to ESQL .. For things that are not possible/hard in ESQL , in most cases java provides a very easy solution ...
Performance i am not able to comment on ..but a mix of ESQL + Java provides a very comfortable and fast development cycle in most cases.
Just my experience..
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