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If that were true java would have started dying a few years ago, javascript frameworks wouldn't pop up every week, and most people would use shell scripts inste
by faizshah 11y ago
If that were true java would have started dying a few years ago, javascript frameworks wouldn't pop up every week, and most people would use shell scripts instead of build tools. This is exactly the kind of flame war stuff the guidelines seem to have tried to stop.
- TickleSteve 11y agoI think that self-regulation is a real effect... tho tempered by momentum (i.e. Java's OOP/abstractionism momentum is huge). Saying the effect exists says nothing about the effectiveness of that effect.
- faizshah 11y agoI was referring to: >Without the bashing, they would become even more extreme. At least after this a lot of devs will think twice about making "micro-modules". I don't think this "self-regulation" (I called this bashing, the guidelines call this flaming) is going to make people think twice about making micro modules. If they are useful they will be used, I think this community is better than to just bash these communities and call it 'self regulation.'
- kazagistar 11y agoJust a data point, but our shop has been moving away from a lot of the more heavy Spring features, and splitting our Java code into simpler microservices. I think the points about overabstraction are getting through slowly.