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I feel bad for autonomous participants, Java is almost a uniquely poor choice for the size of project FIRST teams would be creating. Java has its domains, but
by gorjusborg 3y ago
I feel bad for autonomous participants, Java is almost a uniquely poor choice for the size of project FIRST teams would be creating.
Java has its domains, but small, algorithm driven code worked on by a small, inexperienced group isn't one.
- bvisness 3y agoEspecially when people try to impose Enterprise Quality Java on the students, and your project gets bloated with interfaces and dependency injection and config files…all for a single platform with fixed hardware :( When we were still using Java, I had the students just make everything static. We don’t need more than one instance of our IntakeSubsystem. We only have one intake. But the OOP boilerplate persists.