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The answer is XML obviously.
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Its fine I think. Most programmers know about chaining and anyone getting anal about it will probably just find something else to nit-pick in your code.
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Most people don't use javac because it can be a bitch because Java program uses so many libs but you want to use the -classpath flagcode:code:lamentable dustman fucked around with this message at 23:39 on Mar 31, 2014 |
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Gravity Pike posted:I literally installed Kepler today, and it didn't come with. It's in the Java EE version. After being forced to use IntelliJ for like 8 months I still prefer Eclipse.
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Janitor Prime posted:Also the main advantage of the annotation is that it saves you from copy and paste errors that leave the name of the previous class instead of the new one. I've had this happen to us a couple of times and it slipped by code review. This is happened to my projects more then I care to admit...
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Bleusilences posted:I am way not finish with my project obviously but I am running problems with my tester, this is the first class of programming and we just have learn about object oriented programming. I am have been at it for hours today without progress. So this is the main class (not finished): e: I like baka kaba response better
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Mar 16, 2015 23:55
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Cool site I found if anyone wants to host a hobby webapp online or gently caress around with cloud poo poo your managers keep talking about from RedHat. Pretty much the only credible site I found that hosts java projects. Found it while googling around for a host for a small app a goon asked for. Once you run the set up poo poo it'll generate the SSH token and a git repo for you. When you push your app upstream it automatically compiles and starts the app via Maven. https://www.openshift.com/
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May 16, 2015 06:01
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The jre let's you run your code, the jdk let's you build and compile the code. Download the jdk.
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Jun 28, 2015 22:47
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hooah posted:Aren't PyCharm and Android Studio both forks of IntelliJ? Yes That said I still prefer Eclipse
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Sep 1, 2015 02:23
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carry on then posted:My intro to programming textbook was Objects First With Java, but that book also used BlueJ so eh. Me too.
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Nov 29, 2015 02:54
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Pebble works pretty well for me too.
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Yea, if you are modernizing a bunch of internal apps I would suggest going with a web interface instead, if possible. You are going to be running a server to process everything into JSON already. Otherwise use JavaFX
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