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This is exactly why I've always had a strong aversion to Java. I like 'easy to remember' languages, with a strong preference towards Go and Python, and -somewh
by axaxs 7y ago
This is exactly why I've always had a strong aversion to Java. I like 'easy to remember' languages, with a strong preference towards Go and Python, and -somewhat- C though I don't use it often. In any of these languages, I can use an IDE with nice integrations, or if I want to write a quick one off, I can drop into vim and pound out a 50 liner and run it. This is an absolute nightmare to attempt in Java.