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Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by mister_hn on Saturday March 28, 2020 @03:07PM (#22713518)
Not everyone is accepting suggestions like you.

I am a senior dev and I always try to push new ideas to my team lead (senior dev and older than me), but all I get is blatant criticism because he says "I've tested it and didn't like it). A clear example: refusing to move to Spring Boot and still staying on the dead horse JavaEE, which got more complicated and fragmented than ever since Java 9

Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by scubbo on Saturday March 28, 2020 @07:10PM (#22714998)
Good Lord. And here I thought I was being a stick-in-the-mud by gently reminding our new upstart that, yes, moving from Spring to Guice would bring us some new functionality, but it would also lose other functionality and have a non-zero migration cost.
Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by jasonlhy on Sunday March 29, 2020 @08:49PM (#22724212)
Just like I asked my Team Lead to drop IE support. Even the product owner is OK with it. He is quite obsessed with IE.
Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by mister_hn on Monday March 30, 2020 @02:35AM (#22725743)
tell him that IE is almost dead (and killed by Microsoft itself): never heard of Edge Chromium?
Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by burpsnard on Saturday March 28, 2020 @07:23PM (#22715084)
one client of mine has stuck to java8, way ahead of your curve there ;)
Re:New Grad vs. Senior Dev by mister_hn on Sunday March 29, 2020 @02:04AM (#22716793)
Just imagine that allof it is called JakartaEE and yes, you have an artifact for interface and one for implementation and they are not even compatible with jpackage (Java 14)