On 31-Mar-09, at 1:39 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
But I've found that common generic java programmers that I've
hired are uncomfortable with the foundation collection classes -
and perhaps understandably so - they've been brought up and
trained to use java collections.
The Orthodox Church of Java has ruined a couple of generations of
potentially good developers so far.
*sigh* I know -and now I'm in the weird position of arguing FOR
generic java - something I've (almost) never done before. But we
are in the progress of open sourcing our software and therefore,
we need to use standard java wherever possible :-/
That sucks serious horse****, as we say in Icelandic.
I don't know what the actual icelandic saying is, but I have
mentally filled in quite a few words, all of which are appropriate
and funny to varying degrees :)
yeah, is the number of stars *exactly* replacing letters? That would
at least narrow it down!
eyes
tail
nose
I can see we could use some nice collection classes here. :-)
d
ms
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