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Yeah, a good rule of thumb is that if something was specified by a JSR, it's probably shit to work with because of all the competing corporate agendas that went
by jbooth 13y ago
Yeah, a good rule of thumb is that if something was specified by a JSR, it's probably shit to work with because of all the competing corporate agendas that went into it.
- spongle 13y agoIt works sometimes and not others. For example, if someone put as much effort in .Net's original collections API as they did with Java JCF, many a facepalm would have been avoided. To be honest the whole JSR process is usually hindered by shoddy implementations rather than fundamental problems.