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He probably meant no-side-effect static functions. I myself find using these a lot. For common CRUD web apps, you have Spring doing most of the stuff for you an
by profalseidol 9y ago
He probably meant no-side-effect static functions. I myself find using these a lot. For common CRUD web apps, you have Spring doing most of the stuff for you and you simply need to write stateless methods. However, for not-common requirements, you might need to use classes and OOP patterns to implement a complex logic.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoI did. I even wrote the magic word a moment later, but forgot it there, and realized only past the edit window.