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Agreed. More incorrect: Java developers who really know Java well are most definitely not a dime a dozen. It's one thing to create a HelloWorldClass in Java. B
by achompas 15y ago
Agreed. More incorrect: Java developers who really know Java well are most definitely not a dime a dozen.
It's one thing to create a HelloWorldClass in Java. But I hear that understanding typing or concurrency in Java is much harder than learning a DSL or web framework like Rails. That's the type of stuff they gloss over at uni, from what other devs (I don't know Java, and have a basic understanding of {in/co/contra}variance) tell me.
I've seen this a lot in 2012 with the proliferation of Code Year and "learning to code" resolutions, but let me state: printing "Hello, world" to stdout doesn't mean you've learned a language.