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Literally that, it would throw exceptions with the compiler error. And as a sibling comment mentioned and I had forgotten -- it would allow for hotpatching code
by mmastrac 2y ago
Literally that, it would throw exceptions with the compiler error. And as a sibling comment mentioned and I had forgotten -- it would allow for hotpatching code at runtime as you fixed compiler errors.
You could literally start the skeleton of a webserver and gradually add functionality to it without recompiling and it would mostly "just work". Certain changes would require the app to be restarted.
- cies 2y agoCRTL-SHIFT-F9 (IntelliJ) works for me on most Java and Kotlin code in IntelliJ, as long as no method/class signatures are changed.