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Absolutely. Java Lambdas are often particularly bad in this respect; all the nice abstractions and class hierarchies seem to go out the window as soon as one “i
by cmckn 4y ago
Absolutely. Java Lambdas are often particularly bad in this respect; all the nice abstractions and class hierarchies seem to go out the window as soon as one “implements RequestHandler”. Everything is a singleton all of a sudden, environment variables being read statically, etc.. The worst Java codebases I’ve ever seen have been Lambdas :(
- lloydatkinson 4y agoThere was a worrying trend in the .NET space of this for Azure Functions but I think there was enough complaints - it's now possible to configure DI yourself and use the .NET config stuff for getting env variables.