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That's Scala, not Java. And this doesn't even begin to cover everything I dislike about Java.
by wooster 17y ago
That's Scala, not Java.
And this doesn't even begin to cover everything I dislike about Java.
- bjclark 17y agoFine sir, I believe you have missed the point.
- slpsys 17y agoDisagree. There's 'boilerplate' introduced by the framework/pattern, which may be necessitated when you throw out default assumptions to scale (which I, wooster, the OP, and yourself probably all agree are not so cumbersome after all). Then there's boilerplate introduced by the language. That's where wooster diverges, and I agree.