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When someone does not understand basic tool which is used by most Java developers and that person writes book on that language, that's makes me very surprised.
by vbezhenar 6y ago
When someone does not understand basic tool which is used by most Java developers and that person writes book on that language, that's makes me very surprised. Obviously that person does not have any practical experience with Java, because there's no way you wouldn't stumble onto Gradle or Maven if you're writing real world code in Java.
I guess, that book writing skill is more important in writing good books, than programming skill.
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- sorokod 6y agoThe person is Bruce Eckel, you may want to lookup his credentials.
- 0x445442 6y agoOr, if someone like Bruce Eckel has these observations it may be time to take a step back and listen.
- siva7 6y agoI think you might have issues comprehending what the Author is talking about or the history of maven/gradle.