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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:what was going on at zillow? do you mean handy? I thought zillow was just firing olds e: oh lol
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Holy poo poo zillow WTF
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as long as I don't end up working the japanese salaryman schedule to answer goddamn support tickets for 35,000 a year
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Luigi Thirty posted:as long as I don't end up working the japanese salaryman schedule to answer goddamn support tickets for 35,000 a year what do you have against drunken karaoke with your boss and then crashing in a capsule hotel every night?
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hobbesmaster posted:what do you have against drunken karaoke with your boss and then crashing in a capsule hotel every night? at least it comes with coin operated pornography
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what the gently caress is a bean anyway
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uncurable mlady posted:what the gently caress is a bean anyway
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uncurable mlady posted:what the gently caress is a bean anyway bad enterprise abstract nonsense
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Soricidus posted:bad enterprise abstract nonsense i thought Java was ok until I started trying to figure out enterprise Java and now I think it's bad again
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enterprise java is what you get when consultants look at cobol and think "hmm, this works too well and does not require enough new certifications"
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nobody has ever needed the full jee stack but that doesn't stop redhate or ibm from selling jboss + websphere.
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hey shaggar what statement mapper do you use along with c#
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you can use ibatis.net but its not as nice as using mybatis-spring and it hasn't been updated in forever. tbh I've been using EF's "function import" thing to map stored procs. it still sucks balls cause you cant use existing types, but its the least effort I've found so far
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Shaggar posted:nobody has ever needed the full jee stack but that doesn't stop redhate or ibm from selling jboss + websphere. i suspect a lot of jboss and websphere customers just wanted a support contract for apache + tomcat
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remember that guy with the big red title that said he spent 10,000 dollars on gpotatoes in space Cowboys online
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I started as a java dev back in 96? 97? or so ... around java 1.0.2, and I've never had to deal with beans before. my new job uses them and they seem real stupid and overwrought.
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i'm noticing there's a lot of 'enterprise' java software that makes a lot of really lovely decisions about databases and their access to them
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being a terrible programming and having not used java since a college class yonks ago i always assumed a bean was the java equivalent of a gem or an egg or whatever but for java instead of a plang it seems to fit the pattern: a ruby gem a python egg a java bean
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a c# shaggar
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so bean is a fancy way of saying 'library'?
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Luigi Thirty posted:a c# shaggar This doesn't check out because C# is a good language.
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uncurable mlady posted:so bean is a fancy way of saying 'library'? no, a bean is a specific type of encapsulated group of objects created by a Java class for passing between Java programs I think, it's a server thing from the late 90s note: I am not a Java programmer
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Arcsech posted:being a terrible programming and having not used java since a college class yonks ago i always assumed a bean was the java equivalent of a gem or an egg or whatever but for java instead of a plang nope
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Luigi Thirty posted:no, a bean is a specific type of encapsulated group of objects created by a Java class for passing between Java programs I think, it's a server thing from the late 90s hm quote:I think you can find a precise definition at http://java.sun.com - but essentially, a JavaBean is a class that has a no-argument constructor and properties that can be set and retrieved via setXxxx() and getXxxx() methods given a property named "xxxx" - please note the change in capitalization, a process known as "introspection" works in conjunction with this convention.
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so in the context of enterprise java it seems that beans are used to pass state somehow?
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yeah basically someone looked at the reflection API and had an idea then poo poo all over themselves
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I thought Java Beans were the equivalent of ActiveX controls
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pseudorandom name posted:I thought Java Beans were the equivalent of ActiveX controls thankfully, I don't think there's any java equivalent of those
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i'd have added oracle to that but oracle db does a fine job on its own of being a massive, multi-year scam
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rotor posted:yeah basically someone looked at the reflection API and had an idea then poo poo all over themselves nothing good comes from getting excited abaout reflection
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i just think it's one of those things that people keep "improving" with layers of abstraction until it's too complex then they add more layers that make them appear simpler, and back & forth like that for a decade or so.
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speaking of people "improving" things https://jhipster.github.io/ hm yes, spring + angularjs this seems like a great idea
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That is a great idea because spring is great on the server and angularjs is great on the client.
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The example app looks like any spring mvc project just with a bunch of gruntbowernpmgulp cruft in the webapp folder. It's entirely unremarkable tbh.
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more like dICK posted:That is a great idea because spring is great on the server and angularjs is great on the client. i read spring as sperging lol
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more like dICK posted:angularjs is great on the client. angularjs looks a lot like adobe flex except it manages to be even worse
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webdevs! welcome to state of the art in flash development in 2005!
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Bloody posted:i read spring as sperging lol Also true
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