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Right, because you never see bad code in java applications... StringReflectionFactoryInterfaceBean() If you follow a couple of the OP's points (read a ton, wri
by Domenic_S 14y ago
Right, because you never see bad code in java applications... StringReflectionFactoryInterfaceBean()
If you follow a couple of the OP's points (read a ton, write a ton, talk with people more experienced than you) you can write in basically any language for almost any application.
Read/Do/Talk, isn't that basically what school is, anyway?
- zalew 14y agocontrary to self-learning, school discourages taking shortcuts.
- duked 14y agoI'm not saying that you can't get it wrong if you do Java, please don't make a caricature ;) I agree with you the Read/Do/Talk is the same for any language my point is it requires much more read (theory/understanding of computers internal) if you do something else than ruby.