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A little boilerplate hasn't killed anyone. If you're talking about "100s of different Enterprise Business Objects (TM) structs", something is probably off in th
by dualogy 9y ago
A little boilerplate hasn't killed anyone. If you're talking about "100s of different Enterprise Business Objects (TM) structs", something is probably off in the overall program design and/or code-gen should probably be introduced regardless of the 'sort' (and related typically-generics use-cases) question, as that sounds like something to be largely derived from pre-existing schemas of some sort..
- pcwalton 9y ago> A little boilerplate hasn't killed anyone. It's annoying, especially since basic generics are simpler than interfaces. > If you're talking about "100s of different Enterprise Business Objects (TM) structs" I don't write enterprise software. I sometimes need to sort things.