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If you use a “dumber” imperative style framework, the way to find out what code is executed is to go-to-definition of the library code when you call it. With a
by jakewins 3y ago
If you use a “dumber” imperative style framework, the way to find out what code is executed is to go-to-definition of the library code when you call it.
With an annotation-based framework, how do you do the same? You could find usages of the annotations, and then manually read the thousands of places “@GET” is referenced?
- ivan_gammel 3y agoSearch by usages is usually grouped by library/package, sk it is quite easy to identify the code in the framework responsible for processing it.