floriol

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Jakarta EE 8 Released(blogs.eclipse.org)
2 points by floriol 7y ago|0 comments
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by floriol 7y ago
Hi, I am interested in this project. Could you please provide some minor detail about the architecture, like what framework was used for serving that many requests?
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by floriol 7y ago
I agree that it is an awful mindset, but it's also true that they should not be given a task that they can barely do. Instead the formerly mentioned great devs should mentor over them, so they can become similarly good.
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by floriol 7y ago
Human brain can just as easily predict erroneously, we just seldom happen to have only a single shot at it. For visual recognition we usually look at it for an extended amount of time, waiting with "judgement" until the probabilit
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by floriol 7y ago
That's QA, not the sort of testing we are talking about. In case QA happens to find some bug like that, after the fix, we should include another test case with the formerly breaking one
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by floriol 7y ago
With TDD, writing unit tests accompanies writing code - which in itself necessities thinking in terms of testability, which is a good thing making the program's components more separable. Regarding the former example, mocking only a si
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by floriol 7y ago
Because it's 20+ years old and tries to be as source compatible as possible?
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by floriol 7y ago
You have Clazz::someMethod in java so no need to write out the whole lambda expression
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by floriol 7y ago
Maybe declerative programming could help with that, like prolog/datalog. I don't think you can go much higher than inputting only the rules and data of your app, the only thing more higher than that I could imagine is an AI that c
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by floriol 7y ago
I have yet to use it, but isn't Java EE's Batch API is used for things like this? It tracks the progress of long running tasks (e.g. the index of the current mail) and can continue from the last sent index in case of some error.
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by floriol 7y ago
I think he means the following, illustrated by example: instead of storing group_name in the users table for each user, you only reference a pk: group_id, and have a separate table groups with the actual name. So the actual value "admi
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by floriol 7y ago
Would you mind showing any platform's solution to the problems that java EE solves? I have yet to see any competitor technology solve transaction management as elegantly as EJB's does.
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by floriol 7y ago
Why do you think Java EE is terrible?