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Java is very verbose, but also very strict and explicit. Besides all the obvious benefits to that, it means you can utilize auto-complete/intellisense/refactori
by dougk16 13y ago
Java is very verbose, but also very strict and explicit. Besides all the obvious benefits to that, it means you can utilize auto-complete/intellisense/refactoring tools that let you pound out code at a rate on par with dynamic languages, even if you are producing 10x the amount of code. Fully learning these tools, e.g. in Eclipse, is a meta-skill that can take some time to get good at, but if you're working with Java for anything over a few weeks, it's definitely worth it.