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Could you elaborate? Java has maven archetypes that allow that, create a base project with no effort and the right dependencies in place. From there on compilin
by LoneWolf 11y ago
Could you elaborate? Java has maven archetypes that allow that, create a base project with no effort and the right dependencies in place.
From there on compiling is just a command away, and running it usually too.
- rezistik 11y agoMy experience with Java has been frustrating, I think it has a lot to do with what you need to know to get started. If you want to play with a language, check out how to build a quick API, you need to know a lot more than Ruby, Python or NodeJS. You need to know at least a little about Maven, a little about the build process, and for me it was more than I really wanted to do. I pushed through learning a little about the JVM to learn some Clojure but I felt like I was troubleshooting things that I frankly didn't want to learn about. The pros didn't out number the cons for me.