Interfaces and static classes

[NotAllThere]

Just had a junior programmer explaining to me that static classes are wonderful and interfaces are only when you want two classes that can't inherit from each other, to share methods. He's the guy who's taking over from me. He's not even some offshore moron.

[Zigenare]

Just had a junior programmer explaining to me that static classes are wonderful and interfaces are only when you want two classes that can't inherit from each other, to share methods. He's the guy who's taking over from me. He's not even some offshore moron.

Hope you cuffed him round the earhole!

[eek]

Just had a junior programmer explaining to me that static classes are wonderful and interfaces are only when you want two classes that can't inherit from each other, to share methods. He's the guy who's taking over from me. He's not even some offshore moron.

The calibre of your replacement is a great way of seeing how highly you are regarded by the end client.

In my case it usually requires an MVP (I think last clientco needed 2 to cover all my areas of expertise).

[ladymuck]

He's taking over and you're heading for the door.

Chin up, not your problem.

[vetran]

Stand back and enjoy the future of repeat consultancy fees!

Where there is stupidity there is business fixing it!

[BR14]

The calibre of your replacement is a great way of seeing how highly you are regarded by the end client.

In my case it usually requires an MVP (I think last clientco needed 2 to cover all my areas of expertise).

MVP?
Massively Vain Plonker?

[TheGreenBastard]

interfaces are only when you want two classes that can't inherit from each other, to share methods

Composition over inheritance - Wikipedia

[NotAllThere]

The calibre of your replacement is a great way of seeing how highly you are regarded by the end client.

To be fair, this is senior management laying down dictats ot middle management concerning contractors. My immediate bosses and my colleagues don't want me to go. Although my replacement is internal, young and German, they're also go through the horrors of having to outsource.

He's taking over and you're heading for the door.

Chin up, not your problem.

That's what my wife said!

Currently negotiating a permie job at a small consultancy that should see me through to retirement and is refreshingly challenging. The directors (all ex-contractors) are meeting next week to discuss it. I'm angling for the job title "Head of Gin Procurement and Quality Control". *hic*

[DoctorStrangelove]

Just had a junior programmer explaining to me that static classes are wonderful and interfaces are only when you want two classes that can't inherit from each other, to share methods. He's the guy who's taking over from me. He's not even some offshore moron.

Pah!

Foul Septic immitation.

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[NotAllThere]

MVP?
Massively Vain Plonker?

That'd be me. :wave

Stand back and enjoy the future of repeat consultancy fees!

Where there is stupidity there is business fixing it!

Well, funnily enough, the consultancy I'm negotiating with have a presence at the client site. However, they'd charge 50% more for me than I do. I would love to see that happen.

Composition over inheritance - Wikipedia

I told him. He's young. He's got no flippin' excuse. I swear he's a closet procedural programmer...