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If you work with other teams, especially onprem or offshore teams, they use netbeans or some other piece of shit IDE. It's just a fact. They know J7, can be con
by WaxProlix 10y ago
If you work with other teams, especially onprem or offshore teams, they use netbeans or some other piece of shit IDE. It's just a fact. They know J7, can be convinced to try J8, once read a blog that mentioned Scala, and don't know what the fuck Kotlin is.
- curun1r 10y agoOn the other hand, if you decide to use Kotlin, you'll post a job listing, get only a handful of candidates, and nearly all of them will be outstanding and the type of curious, driven engineer that you'd normally have to sift through a mountain of dime-a-dozen, uninspired Java hacks to find. It's not until you've had to hire Java devs that the mystery of why so many people feel the need to ask a question as facile as FizzBuzz becomes clear.