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moorfield

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I've nearly just fallen off my chair... the permie java developer next to me has just come up with this gem.

to be honest they [Sun] could have just got round this reflection stuff by just using if statements
 
I'm working in a 100% contractor team who are having difficulties with the architecture I've presented them with. Data Access / Business Logic / Presentation. "I've read 200 pages of a C# book and they do not structure it in this way." :tantrum:
 
I'm working in a 100% contractor team who are having difficulties with the architecture I've presented them with. Data Access / Business Logic / Presentation. "I've read 200 pages of a C# book and they do not structure it in this way."

That is scarey, fundamental to every design. Hence C#, component orientated, surprised at the book not explaining this. I have been developing in C#, Data Access etc since PDC of 2001. One layer to modify in the event of change and a team not knowing this. :eek:eek
 
I'm working in a 100% contractor team who are having difficulties with the architecture I've presented them with. Data Access / Business Logic / Presentation. "I've read 200 pages of a C# book and they do not structure it in this way." :tantrum:

:spel C# for Dummiesest
 
Another classic quote from the other day when I was trying to explain the benefits of running a build server/cruise control (after having a few instances of going back and forth asking developers for missing files) "In the past on some projects we haven't used any source control and just put our files on a central machine, could this save us some time?"
 
Interested to know how those if statements would look.

Lack of source control is more common than you think, even these days
 

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