Oct 18 2007

Extraordinarily typesafe

Published by at 14:16 under Java

I like my type safety. It gives me a nice feeling of comfort knowing that the compiler will tell me what to put in, and beat me up if I do something stupid. Maybe that’s why I don’t really feel comfortable in Rubyland, maybe I will some day.

Anyway, Kevin Bourillion has a good post about beeing extraordinarily typesafe and Guice. I really like Spring for what they’ve done and use it all the time, but XML is a problem. Maybe it’s time to check out their Java config interface.

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  1. I know you like type safety. Myself, I love the type safety introduced generics in java! But don’t lure me into annotation hell! I surtainly don’t want XML hell either, but there is a surtain intersection point I’d like to find.

    Yes, check out Spring JavaConfig
    http://jroller.com/habuma/entry/guice_vs_spring_javaconfig_a

    and tell me what you feel. Not because I know, but because I want to know!

    Another guy not completely convinced by Guice.
    http://codecurl.wordpress.com/2007/03/21/not-convinced-about-guice-spring-scores-again-with-javaconfig/

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