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XML as code can (and often does) work as intended. It's much less annoying than "exciting" episodes and habits: - let's see if our SSL certificate has been
by HelloNurse 6y ago
XML as code can (and often does) work as intended.
It's much less annoying than "exciting" episodes and habits:
- let's see if our SSL certificate has been actually updated on all servers in the cluster
- let's find out what I need to restart after deploying my web app update
- who knows what the classpath loading order will be this time; if it's broken you can try a restart
- finish the test quickly before the sysadmin committee begins an application server upgrade and everything goes offline for as long as it takes, hopefully only a few hours
- pdimitar 6y agoNot sure how what you said fixes the points you enumerated? XML as code simply wraps other people's libraries in a different DSL and if they have bugs and/or operational complexity, no DSL on top of it will change that.