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Re:Leaving Haskell Behind by systems_glitch on Thursday August 24, 2023 @11:00AM (#37249581)
These are job security features :P

Seriously though, the hours spent fighting dependency injection and Hibernate issues alone, when working on a really big Java project, could've been a full-time job.

For maximum fun, I once worked on a large ERP system that started out as a Struts 2/Hibernate 3/Jetty project and had an entire Rails app bolted on using JRuby. Some of the stuff in the JRuby side was injected thru Spring. ActiveRecord had to talk through Hibernate.

Re:Leaving Haskell Behind by patmorgan23 on Thursday August 24, 2023 @01:55PM (#37252322)
Gross
Re:Leaving Haskell Behind by systems_glitch on Thursday August 24, 2023 @02:47PM (#37252984)
I know, right? Hundreds of millions of dollars flowed through that system every year. I got the ball rolling on killing that design with fire after we hit one of the pathological limits in IIRC Hibernate 3 and thread safety.