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The answer is to stop persisting Java objects, and start writing applications with relations (facts / propositions) in mind. The OO stuff I think has gotten in
by cmrdporcupine 3y ago
The answer is to stop persisting Java objects, and start writing applications with relations (facts / propositions) in mind.
The OO stuff I think has gotten in the way of our jobs. When I worked in Java it was a mountain of pointless data/transfer object transformations. Microservices has made this worse. It's a really bad paradigm.