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Apart from the comment of happymellon (blaming Spring for doing things behind your back), it happens that a factory , building objects for you , will have a “bu
by lolive 1y ago
Apart from the comment of happymellon (blaming Spring for doing things behind your back), it happens that a factory , building objects for you , will have a “bug” and retain a reference to them for whatever reason.
That is sometimes tricky to figure out.
Nothing Java can be blamed for, as these kind of tricks can happen in any language.
([newbie at C but] I suppose in C, the consumer of the object can force its deallocation, which may lead to other nasty side effect]
- lucianbr 1y ago> I've worked with Java for 25 years and have a love/hate relationship. > Java garbage collection is both great, and terrible. > Nothing Java can be blamed for I mean, it's not like we're discussing Java or anything. So they hate java because of something that can happen in any language?
- lolive 1y agoThey expected not to have to deal with memory at all, I presume ;) [to go a bit off topic, the debugging of those issues is reasonably tool-assisted in Java, whereas I honestly don’t know how to solve them in, let’s say, Javascript/TS).