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Re:Go Framework: No Framework? by jcelerier on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @10:19AM (#33788600)
Caring about the main function in a framework-ey app generally makes as much sense as caring about the x86 initial boot code when launching mspaint.exe
Re:Go Framework: No Framework? by cnity on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @11:14AM (#33789403)
Not for newcomers to the codebase. Approaching an application that is forced to make the entire application clear as day (as in Go) is so much easier than such Java codebases because I can just read the code and see what it does. This is just my experience though. The Java codebases are always fine as long as I have read several pages of documentation first, which I've learned to do for those cases.
Re:Go Framework: No Framework? by digianarchist on Tuesday December 06, 2022 @02:22AM (#33876809)
I've seen devs write caches that were shared between customers because they didn't understand the lifecycle of Spring Autowired dependencies.

Understanding how the framework wires things together is important.