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Regarding tooling, Java has been massive investment in this area compared to ruby/python etc which is one of the reasons for it good IDEs.
by therockhead 16y ago
Regarding tooling, Java has been massive investment in this area compared to ruby/python etc which is one of the reasons for it good IDEs.
- vladoh 16y agoThis is not the only reason. Sometimes you just can't do it with a dynamic language. For example it is impossible for the IDE to help you with auto complete int this case: def some_function(arg1, arg2) arg1. The IDE won't show you a list with possible functions because arg1 can be everything.