Notices tagged with java

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

markov

No, nothing that would be helpful. Current or former #IBM product, targeted below #DB2, above #MySQL. Every time I see #Informix mentioned, I also see #Java. I've never seen it in use anywhere.

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

markov

In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.

markov

In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

markov

In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

melonbread

To anyone who works with #Java : Is #NetBeans a meme?
https://twitter.com/netbeans/status/913512033294995456

markov

No, nothing that would be helpful. Current or former #IBM product, targeted below #DB2, above #MySQL. Every time I see #Informix mentioned, I also see #Java. I've never seen it in use anywhere.

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

takeshitakenji

Kind of seems like all the #Java stuff designed to reduce typing also makes Java harder to debug.

takeshitakenji python

Looks like there's a #Java parser for !Python : https://github.com/c2nes/javalang

This'll be useful for my job.

takeshitakenji python

Looks like there's a #Java parser for !Python : https://github.com/c2nes/javalang

This'll be useful for my job.

littlefox

Developing in

#perl
#c++ #cxx
#java (android)
#swift (sometimes)

Trying to learn #haskell

Also trying to avoid #javascript

#developers of the fediverse, state your languages so we can connect!

dtluna littlefox

@littlefox
I am pretty opinionated in my choices:
#C - hail our Gods K&R
#Python - what I use at work and for scripts, very pleasant language
#Elixir - I am helping to write the Pleroma backend in it

Gave two chances to #haskell, it has failed me, now I consider it a meme

Hate #PHP and #Java. #JavaScript is bearable, but I try to stay away.

littlefox

Developing in

#perl
#c++ #cxx
#java (android)
#swift (sometimes)

Trying to learn #haskell

Also trying to avoid #javascript

#developers of the fediverse, state your languages so we can connect!

moonman

https://batcaveposter.club/attachment/551007 #Akka #Java

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?

archaeme chen , takeshitakenji , kitredgrave

@dogjaw @takekiwiakenji @chen @kitredgrave JS has the same story. Was supposed to be Scheme for the browser, but it was designed in a time when the #Java hype train was still going, so it got that syntax.

markov

In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.

markov

In at least five years of running SN/GS instances, I've always felt that #GNU_Social / #StatusNet logs resemble #Java's logging. Far too much info, but never enough about the actual problem you're investigating.

takeshitakenji

Mockito is weird. #java

markov

Now seen in context. Did you use #scheme or #java in your recent research presentation? Could the language used be a factor?