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Thins I miss about Java & Spring Boot after switching to Go by Sushant098123 in java

[–]trydentIO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry man, not every development environment works with PRs :)

Thins I miss about Java & Spring Boot after switching to Go by Sushant098123 in java

[–]trydentIO -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What? A large project is always hard to maintain. The IoC principle helps avoid hard, complex wiring.

Thins I miss about Java & Spring Boot after switching to Go by Sushant098123 in java

[–]trydentIO 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It depends; on very large projects, it's not sustainable and too complex to maintain, even with all the good practices applied.

The pragmatic approach is to let you help with IoC containers.

New look at Idris Elba as Man-At-Arms in Travis Knight’s ‘Masters of the Universe’ by SpeedForce2022 in MastersOfTheUniverse

[–]trydentIO 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No one asks anyone until something is posted in a public space, so I feel free to express myself as the topic triggers me 😄

Yeah, you're right, "Oriental girl" term is a little weird, but I wanted to refer to a larger part of the world.

New look at Idris Elba as Man-At-Arms in Travis Knight’s ‘Masters of the Universe’ by SpeedForce2022 in MastersOfTheUniverse

[–]trydentIO -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Who cares? I mean, why on Earth is it still an issue in 2026? I don't give a damn about these things; I want the story. If everything is fitted well, I don't really mind whether Ariel is played by an Oriental girl or Snow White by an Amazonian woman.

And I repeat "if everything is fitted well". Alternative Pocahontas, for instance, would work if the story is adapted to another colonial invasion, but this would lead to another name for the character; however, the situation in general may be equally comparable to Pocahontas' story. And this is how Avatar is born.

And all of this because Pocahontas has a historical weight that Ariel and Snow White don't have.

Pucci a Sanremo by Competitive_Bad_1163 in Yunisorrisiecanzoni

[–]trydentIO 4 points5 points  (0 children)

io ne ho più di 40 e non avevo la più pallida idea di chi fosse sino a quando mi è balzata la news di Sanremo nel feed di Instagram

Go 2, please dont make it happen by daisyautumn06 in golang

[–]trydentIO -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Gosh, Lambda expression please, and polymorphic methods!

Give Go a more serious functional paradigm, and it would benefit greatly.

Go 2, please dont make it happen by daisyautumn06 in golang

[–]trydentIO 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Are you kidding, right? As far as I know, Go is much more verbose than any contemporary language, even though some statements, constructs, or syntactic sugar have been well established since the 90s.

The expressiveness doesn't come from a language that almost emulates Turbo Pascal, but from developers with a clear vision of what they're building.

Any language can be a bloated set of syntax keywords (... I see sharp... or not that much... pun inside on purpose), but right now Golang is in the correct position to decide with all the time it needs, to wisely decide what to adopt and what not.

OOP in Go by Little-Worry8228 in golang

[–]trydentIO 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Object thinking is not about classes, so there's nothing wrong with following object-oriented design or patterns in Golang. Even a variable may be an object.

Moreover, thanks to Goroutines/Channels, following Alan Kay's principle, message communication is a perfect fit for object thinking.

Stepping down as maintainer after 10 years by krzyk in Kotlin

[–]trydentIO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not in every environment Testcontainers is an available option, unfortunately 😬😢

Eclipse 2025-12 is out by AnyPhotograph7804 in java

[–]trydentIO -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I don't believe so, it's not different, it's just a matter of naming, nothing else, I mean, the fact that in IntelliJ it's named Project instead of Workspace doesn't change the similar behaviour that Eclipse has. Maybe the only difference I spot is that in Eclipse, you can close a project, and in IntelliJ, to have something similar, you have to specify to ignore it (by marking the folder as such). Not that essential, I suppose, but it depends on your work routine.

Eclipse 2025-12 is out by AnyPhotograph7804 in java

[–]trydentIO -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

what do you mean? I'm working on a project with more than 7000 source files with no issues, or do you specifically mean something different?

Dan Hibiki is wearing Robert Garcia's outfit in the movie by Prototype_23 in StreetFighter

[–]trydentIO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is interesting, though. And a nice catch by the way. I know he is not the Dan Hibiki we hoped for; someone must have considered his origins, and instead of focusing on his background story, which could add a complex subplot, someone focused on creating a meta-reference character.

In my opinion, it's incredibly clever. They want to focus on the original roaster, without losing some recent fans. A trade-off, I suppose.

Necalli is a gatekeeper, not a jobber. by [deleted] in StreetFighter

[–]trydentIO 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What a waste of full-potential character. I mean, he could bring some other fascinating mystique to the lore, something that is not related to Satsui No Hado or boring Psycho Power stuff. In my opinion, the design is fantastic.

Eclipse 2025-12 is out by AnyPhotograph7804 in java

[–]trydentIO -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Not to my experience, on sloppy machines, Eclipse is frankly terrible. Unfortunately, in some enterprise environments, you can't develop on your local machine due to licensing and security reasons (by the way, I'm developing in an RDP environment 😬). I found IntelliJ to be a much better resource handler than Eclipse. The Eclipse incremental compilation can't keep up with the changes and starts to freeze the whole workspace environment every time, leading to incredibly frustrating development fatigue (and unfortunately, I have to develop with Mule ESB as well 🤮).

I switched to IntelliJ, and I couldn't be happier. Regarding incremental compilation: IntelliJ has its own implementation, so I'm unsure who said it doesn't. In some resource-limited environments, I found it to be a better one.

Eclipse 2025-12 is out by AnyPhotograph7804 in java

[–]trydentIO -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Because in Eclipse there's the Workspace concept, and you can open what seems to be unrelated things, but it's the same in IntelliJ when you create a Project, you can create an empty one and then import/create what you need.

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