
In Praise of Laziness
Java is known as a strict language regarding references and method arguments. It's however possible (and very useful) to implement laziness in types.
Java is known as a strict language regarding references and method arguments. It's however possible (and very useful) to implement laziness in types.
A run-through of some common perceptions of Java, from someone who doesn't regularly work with it. Is it really that abstract and wordy?
A run-through of some common perceptions of Java, from someone who doesn't regularly work with it. Is it really that slow and bloated?