Switch to Kotlin. It's great, and works 1 on 1 with existing Java code

@bittersweet This is the only appropriate thing to do with such answers. This releases the full potential of your employees. Contrary to saying that you don't want people to bike in their weekends, but want them to develop only

To be honest, I prefer working with regular cool people who kick ass at developing, instead of those die-hard IT virgins that are only programming in their spare time.

Just write what you have done, and why you have done it. Never commit a jira issue number and say fixed. Because some day you're gonna switch to another tool, and gone is your understanding of why something happened.

Commit something like: "Implemented caching for X, to reduce load in peak-production hours"

This way other developers (or yourself) can have a look I'm history why stuff has happened

This is the exact reason I bought a ridiculous 256gb phone instead of the 16gb one....

Kotlin

@COD4 Some keyboard layouts (Like Dutch for example, idk why) have the paragraph § sign where normally the backtick ` key is

Pascal for classes and files.
camelCase for functions and variables

Don't do estimates

Mate always wear your leathers. I just totalled my '03 Yamaha R6 just over a month ago, and I'm so glad I was wearing my leathers

@12bitfloat sounds like a weird reason to not want to use a certain IDE personally. Especially because there are multiple ways to do it in IntelliJ:
- right click go to definition
- Cmd + left click
- cmd + B

But whatever floats your boat of course

Right click and then go to definition in IntelliJ...

@hitko man that's why you use a framework like spring. To handle 90% of the hassle for you

Guess you've never worked with IntelliJ....

Nice work ethics you got mate 👌🏻

Good to hear! Once you go Docker, you'll never go back

@abkcode that's totally possible. docker-compose will create a mount which automatically syncs, and it will expose a port so you can visit it in the browser.

A friend of mine bought a 1.8 gasoline gasoline car and shifts at like 1.600. why though

One word. Docker.

@frickerg you're totally right. Sorry, wasn't really paying attention...

@frickerg I guess it depends on the situation. In some cases an "or" statement can have quite the performance impact, since the second statement isn't executed if the first statement is true

Only thing I do for readability is place the comparison operator on the next line. Like this:

if (
doSomeCoolStuff(user)
|| doSomeBoringStuff(user)
) {
//
}

How comes your pipeline takes up 30 minutes?

This is one of the better rants I've seen in a while

My job

I dockerize everything and stuff in into kubernetes. I love it.

I now wonder why your profile says HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript🧐

I did not think it was possible not to swear while programming at work. How does one gain such powers?

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A bridge is built in years, software in hours.

What's your ride?👌🏼