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AboutMultiplatform / Web developer
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SkillsJava, Python, SQL, PL SQL
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LocationGermany
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@TitanLannister
Because you can only pass one type of class as varargs with '...' and it must be the last parameter. I could do that if I had for example, 2 Strings and 400 booleans.
The trouble was that, as it is automatically generated and given to me by a third party, I don't have control over the constructor. So, at the end it looked something like this:
ClassX(boolean, String, CustomClass1, int, int, long, String, CustomClass2, float, boolean)
That with 255.
What we did, is override it with an empty constructor and set all with Lombok's setters and getters. -
22? Try more like 255.
That's the upper limit of parameters for a constructor in Java.
How do I know this?
SOAP, .wsdl, a legacy API I must work with, and someone who doesn't knows what the fuck was he doing. -
@hasu
What do you mean with the way the classes interact with one another? -
@Stuxnet
What.
I'm not saying he should've done different. He can do whatever he wants and buy it if he desires to.
I'm just expressing my opinion about Googles' / Alexa.
Just saying I don't trust them. -
@KB2028
The thing is, how do I know if I'm making to little? I'm in another country, so even though I'm making more than my peers back at mine, I can't compare against my coworkers or don't know what's the norm here.
A normal raise usually would be about 10-15%? -
@Giocol
That's my same concern. You're buying a microphone that will listen to you 24/7 and on your own house, nonetheless.
I know we (almost) all carry smartphones and Android already does that, as you may check with ads shown to you, but anyway I wouldn't trust it. -
Test? Which test?
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Moin moin diggas!
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Okay, and here goes my question.
All of you seem so versed with these things and little details, where the fuck did you all learn that and how may I obtain this knowledge? -
@stevemk14ebr At the end I just created an Ubuntu VM and work with Docker there.
Thanks though. -
I actually suffer with this. Trying to get Docker to run in Win10 and something that's so easy in Linux to install its being hell.
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Portfolio sites all the way down.
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More random things like this one it's what we need here!
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@matanl
As said try SCSS or LESS. They're awesome. -
@sylflo @vortex
I don't know, I think I must meditate about it during the next three months. For now I'd like to stay in the country. Even if that means working as Web developer for a while.
Thanks. -
Thanks for all guys, the thing is I'm doing the internship as erasmus so I'm in another country. I'd like to stay here if they want me in the company when I finish (they've done it previously). The job as Web developer it's not bad but I like more the job as backend. Would it be too hard to find a job as Java developer after a couple years working as Web? I'd really like to stay in this country.
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@deusprogrammer Isn't it how all this works?
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Calm down, Satan.
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@Letmecode I'll check it, thanks!
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@FitzSuperUser When you have a problem coding, you explain your code line by line and say what it does to your duck, it's supposed to help you find and understand where the problem may be.
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Does duck debugging really work?
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Heavy metal!
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@Kendos-Kenlen
What is the main difference with Netbeans? I've always coded in Netbeans.