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I just did a three month enterprise Java project. I admit that I hadn't used it in a while, so I picked Spring like in the old days (+Hibernate at first, but ha
by Tichy 14y ago
I just did a three month enterprise Java project. I admit that I hadn't used it in a while, so I picked Spring like in the old days (+Hibernate at first, but had to kick it out eventually). And hell it turned out complicated (even with Spring). What is the new mantra that makes Java suddenly usable? Playframework?
- brazzy 14y agoIt doesn't look like you're interesting in anything except following your own mantra of "Java suxx", but XML configuration files (which were never really about working around the type system) have been almost universally replaced by annotations.
- Tichy 14y agoI know about annotations, but I admit to not being the biggest fan. And they lead to even more files...
- brazzy 14y agoHow so? I've only ever seen them eliminate external configuration files. Hell, thanks to annotations and some simplifications to the standard, EJBs have turned from the epitome of overengineered bloat into a simple, lean service layer.
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- clownz0r 14y agoAnnotations have only ever led to less files for me