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Yeah Java people don't go the 'quite easy' way. They want some 10 indirections of builder classes to merely build the url alone. Then a factory class to create
by kamaal 4y ago
Yeah Java people don't go the 'quite easy' way. They want some 10 indirections of builder classes to merely build the url alone. Then a factory class to create the connection etc. Then some response handlers to deal with the response. Then some dozens of classes to parse the response.
By the time you work around this you are lost in the forest of classes.
- za3faran 4y agoNot sure why the hyperbole. It's literally one class for the client, and one for the request, probably the least you could do without things getting too hard coded.
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