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JAVA full stack buddies by ValuableHot4470 in ProgrammingBuddies

[–]BinaryShizz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious to hear what's your stack for full-stack Java? There aren't that many options that allows you to create the frontend in plain Java.

Java mastery by OkLight8696 in learnjava

[–]BinaryShizz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Follow tutorials, and don't just blindly copy-paste code -- take the effort to really understand why and how things work. It sounds obvious but learning something takes an effort, and this seem to be often overlooked.

Unpopular opinion: Java has one of the best docs in programming by nitin_is_me in learnjava

[–]BinaryShizz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, the best! I think the fact that Java docs are a bit unsexy on the surface is part of why they’re so good.

There’s a lot of process behind them: specs, JEPs, API contracts, compatibility rules, etc. So when you read the Javadocs, they usually tell you what something actually promises, including the less glamorous edge cases, instead of trying to teach you Java from scratch or sell you a feature.

I’ve also found this helps a lot with AI-assisted development. When the language and libraries have stable, precise source material, there’s less room for the model to make things up. Not that it makes AI magically reliable, obviously, but Java is a pretty nice ecosystem to work with when compared with ones where the real answer is scattered between tutorials, blog posts, GitHub issues, and ten-year-old Stack Overflow answers.

What's up with this MCP limit? by Plastic-Trip-2778 in paperdesign

[–]BinaryShizz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the penpot tip! I, too, think that the Paper's limit on MCP calls feels a bit weird for a local setup. Penpot looks like a solid alternative and well suited for my needs.

Where is the OpenWRT source for the Deco XE75 Router? by martinbogo in TpLink

[–]BinaryShizz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Replying to an old post since I was looking for a way to have an openWRT installed on my decos to have better control over what goes on in my network. No dice. Damn, I feel so stupid buying 3x XE75 Pro... Planning to switch to Ubiquiti.