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I don't hate Java, but I dislike Java because I almost always find situations where I wish I had better abstraction mechanisms (where "better" means neither "Yo
by chromatic 16y ago
I don't hate Java, but I dislike Java because I almost always find situations where I wish I had better abstraction mechanisms (where "better" means neither "Your IDE can generate code for you!" or "What do you have against writing XML files to perform code generation at startup?")