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The fact that this is written in Java knocks it noteworthiness down tenfold.
by imjacobclark 12y ago
The fact that this is written in Java knocks it noteworthiness down tenfold.
- feld 12y agoWrite once debug everywhere. I just can't take java software seriously these days. Sorry. It's not you, it's me.
- feld 12y agoWould love those downvoting me to respond with a piece of java software they can't live without. I have zero. At my previous employer java software was banned. We did not lose any productivity or features. I just searched through the FreeBSD ports tree's list of java software and I can't find any that I would ever need. I can, however, say my experience with java software in the last 15 years has consistently been negative. Every vendor provided software product that was java based has been especially painful. A recent example: I'm looking at you, Ubiquiti. (Who also uses MongoDB which requires manual intervention for crashed databases -- unacceptable to not be using an ACID database)
- emn13 12y agoI haven't found a an alternative to Jenkins yet that isn't even worse - but I'm open to suggestions :-). Also, I think android at least sort of qualifies.
- slinkyavenger 12y agoI've seen tons of horrible Java apps/applets over the years, but I've also seen tons of horrible C/C++/C#/Delphi/VB/Python/Ruby/PHP apps too. Java is just more noticeable. It's the new client-side business app platform, and there are a ton of UI toolkits that scream "This is a Java app!" But on the other side of the token, some of the best software I've used has been written in Java. Tons of Android apps, along with all the JetBrains IDEs (I love PyCharm), and Mirth Connect - software for processing HL7 that one of my company's products relies on heavily.
- konceptz 12y agoI was going to enumerate a bunch of projects/software but here's a nice link. http://search.maven.org/#browse http://search.maven.org/#browse