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It's probably just the lack of emote via text, but your reply comes off as confrontational. It's also seemingly replying to me about general Rust issues when I'
by bloopernova 8y ago
It's probably just the lack of emote via text, but your reply comes off as confrontational. It's also seemingly replying to me about general Rust issues when I'm just sharing my experience of a recent Java project. I don't have much experience of Rust beyond reading some code every now and then when an interesting blog post pops up here.
I'm also not condoning the decisions made in the project I describe. In fact, those ancient decisions are responsible for a significant amount of stress and work for me right now.
I've absolutely had experience of good JVM based projects that had loose dependencies on libraries and jdk versions such that it ran just fine under the openjvm, and ran just fine when that package was updated.
- paulddraper 8y ago> I don't have much experience of Rust Oh, then that makes more sense. It's always possible improve. But Java is pretty much king when it comes to compatibility and maintainability. (Not so much in other areas, like verbosity, language features, type system, memory overhead, etc.)