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So you're saying that you are unhappy that Jetbrains doesn't officially support JDK21 yet? Cool story bro. It's a tool preference. Same deal with any other lang
by xcv123 3y ago
So you're saying that you are unhappy that Jetbrains doesn't officially support JDK21 yet? Cool story bro. It's a tool preference. Same deal with any other language. Nothing is preventing your developers writing code for JDK21 today, even with the Jetbrains IDE. You can write and compile JDK21 projects and ignore any related highlighted syntax/semantic errors.
- skinowski 3y agoGood job on distorting my comments. Hopefully the developer who made the original comment will read your recommendations and will decide to give this framework a try.
- xcv123 3y agoI'm saying your comments basically boiled down to that. You are unhappy that developers might prefer a tool that doesn't officially support newer features of a language, even though it doesn't really prevent them developing with the new features using the same or different IDE or a text editor or whatever. Same deal with C# or C++ and every other language supported by IDE's, hence C.S.B. This is an issue with programming in general, not Java specific.