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Even in Java, the interfaces everywhere style was never great. Somehow Java got picked up by Architecture Astronauts that love writing enterprise pattern layer
by hyperman1 2y ago
Even in Java, the interfaces everywhere style was never great. Somehow Java got picked up by Architecture Astronauts that love writing enterprise pattern layer cake. Nothing in the language makes this style necessary, it's perfectly possible to write short and sweet code, and yet the Java culture got infected with this overcomplicate everything culture.
- orwin 2y agoI kinda prefer the interface everywhere to the inheritance everywhere crowd. But I've mostly used/debugged groovy code so maybe I'm partial.
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- AnimalMuppet 2y agoJava got picked up by the enterprise software crowd. (Maybe blame Sun for that - the enterprise people were going to buy a lot of servers.) The enterprise software culture is where you had "software analysts", which was a different job description from "programmer". That culture took over Java and made it what we now think of as "Java culture", but it wasn't really Java. It was really the enterprise software culture. That's my opinion, anyway.