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Funny, I write both Java and Kotlin code. My Java code has 0 AbstractProxyServiceBuilderFactory classes. But then again, I don’t follow the common Spring cultur
by p2detar 6y ago
Funny, I write both Java and Kotlin code. My Java code has 0 AbstractProxyServiceBuilderFactory classes. But then again, I don’t follow the common Spring culture.
In one of my earliest jobs, I used to write j2me games. The code had 0 new allocations, mostly static stuff neatly organized in final classes. All of this due to hardware limitations. My point is, the language != culture.
- cutler 6y agoThat's fine when you work solo but Java, more than any language, was designed for teamwork and that's where what's idiomatic tends to weigh heavily.
- p2detar 6y agoI'm sorry if I implied that I do solo work with Java or j2me. That was/is rarely the case. But I don't really understand your point about idiomatic. Modern (new) languages, like Kotlin or Go, are less intended for teamwork or less idiomatic? That can't be true.