Re:Please do not attempt to simplify this code
by tracker1 on Friday December 28, 2018 @06:00AM
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Not to language bash, but situations like this are why I avoid "enterprise" patterns and abstractions. Not that they aren't ever useful, but they're often implemented before they are needed, or not needed at all in practical terms. Some C# and Java tend to be some of the worst examples I've encountered. Even if the languages themselves can have much simpler implementations.
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Re:Please do not attempt to simplify this code
by geodel on Friday December 28, 2018 @10:32AM
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Java has these scaffolding developers who spend great deal of time in writing, 'ticket booking', 'toy/video stores' etc with all technology, framework, libs they are looking to learn. None of this code does anything useful but developers add to their resume claiming they developed reservation systems and e-commerce platform with mongoDB or whatever.
I'd add this kind of bullshit started directly from Sun Microsystems when they gave us Java EE blueprints to develop end-to-end enterprise solutions in all seriousness.