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This seems to be one of the ideas that just comes up again and again in the Java community. While it has its uses, it comes with a free downsides. The biggest i
by twunde 7y ago
This seems to be one of the ideas that just comes up again and again in the Java community. While it has its uses, it comes with a free downsides. The biggest is that debugging becomes very difficult, especially as the code becomes complex. Imagine building it a framework with a subtle is bug and your newest junior engineer struggling with it.
- mckinney 7y agoI never hear this idea coming up. Can you provide a reference? In any case what is the alternative? More of the same conventional code generation that destroys everyone's productivity? And is no easier to debug. In fact the just-in-time approach improves the debugging situation with uniform tooling (see the IntelliJ support).