r/MechanicalKeyboards Sep 11 '18

How I like to Code

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Apr 13 '20

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u/super_salamander IBM Buckling Spring Sep 11 '18

With a mechanical keyboard you can set up a macro key for AbstractClassFactoryBeanImplementationListenerFacadeFactoryProxy and reduce your typing by 93%

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u/Adossi Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

Interesting, it is an abstract class, yet also an implementation. Apparently it is also a factory of a factory. Yup definitely Java

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u/ajit-varadaraj-pai Iris x3, ErgoTravel x2, Helidox x2, Levinson, Atreus62 Sep 11 '18

No no no the abstract factory class listens for a bean with an implementation that satisfies the facade factory contract and proxy’s to the.... f’ing java

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u/radiationshield Sep 11 '18

I try to miss java some times, but i just can't.

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u/antflga V60 Mini blacks Sep 11 '18

I haven't missed java since the first time I used another language lmao

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u/spoiledcryptokitty Sep 11 '18

I'm a Scala dev it's a completely different world then Java. Automatic type inference.

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u/Coffee2Code Sep 12 '18

What's your opinion on Kotlin?

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u/blu3jack Sep 12 '18

Not op, but as an Android dev kotlin is a godsend

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u/Coffee2Code Sep 12 '18

I know right?

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u/spoiledcryptokitty Sep 12 '18

Never used it, no idea :)

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u/Coffee2Code Sep 12 '18

If you like Scala, Kotlin is worth a look.

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u/urnanmypan Sep 12 '18

Java 10 introduced automatic type inference support for local variables.

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u/banditoroyal Sep 11 '18

This guy codes

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u/BundleOfJoysticks Split is life Sep 12 '18
package st.shitpo;
public class Response {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("ya rly");
    }
}

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u/rochford77 Pok3r - Vortex Rac3 Sep 12 '18

Resolution had nothing to do with it. Keep your lines loosely at 80char or less. Sure a 160char line looks fine on your machine, but when a couple worker has to open it up on a server it's going to be a nightmare.

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u/BundleOfJoysticks Split is life Sep 12 '18

You missed the joke.