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Common enterprise OO problems. It is neither confined to Java nor representative of Java as used outside enterprise development.
by vonmoltke 10y ago
Common enterprise OO problems. It is neither confined to Java nor representative of Java as used outside enterprise development.
- ci5er 10y ago> nor representative of Java as used outside enterprise development. It isn't? I've turned down a couple of sweet gigs, at times when I really needed the comfort of work-group structure and maybe even a pay check, because I assumed that (based on my reading) it was all like that. I knew from history, back in the days when it was called Oak that it was a pretty delightful language. Then WS-* and Enterprise OO happened, and I assumed that's where it all went...
- vonmoltke 10y agoI write NLP software in Java and we don't have any of that crap. We have had a couple devs pass through from that world, but we have largely avoided any of the architecture astronaut crap that plagues enterprise development. It's a shame that the name "Java" has become synonymous with it, since it really isn't a bad language (as of Java 7, at least).
- SZJX 10y agoWhy is Java 8 even worse though? It supposedly introduces several mechanisms to reduce redundancy?