Re:Love It or Hate It, Java Continues to Evolve
by nurettin on Monday June 17, 2019 @05:58AM
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I'd say there is no upside for the complex invisible magic. Half the time you have to run the application and pray that the configuration beans you've placed are working and if not, you are pretty much in trouble. Perhaps you missed a step in adding a configuration decorator in your application or configuration class, or used some deprecated method or used some incorrect class in the class hierarchy for the bean you want to return.
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Re:Love It or Hate It, Java Continues to Evolve
by agumonkey on Monday June 17, 2019 @07:12AM
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it's not even magic, it's redundant over engineering at its peak
haskell has magic, but at least its concise..
Re:Love It or Hate It, Java Continues to Evolve
by rhinoceraptor on Monday June 17, 2019 @05:46PM
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It's like playing Where's Waldo, to find the actual code in an enterprise Java/C# application.
I think it's a fundamentally different mentality as far as the code. The codebase is so obfuscated that it might as well be binary data rather than plaintext files. You need an IDE to manipulate it efficiently.
Re:Love It or Hate It, Java Continues to Evolve
by agumonkey on Monday June 17, 2019 @09:48PM
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I feel like Enterprise is all about looking complex to justify the fees. The simpler it looks the harder it is to bill.
http://jeffacubed.com/the-boilermaker-story-or-knowing-where...