Spring’s own tutorials aren’t a bad place to start.
Yes. Am not robot.
Spring’s own tutorials aren’t a bad place to start.
I had the ZX80. It was terrible.
I have been sparing the almighty hell out of mine. When they drop it will be epic.
We must change them!
Require them to symbolically emote at least once per post/comment.
>:-}
Oops. Just imagine the karma I would have lost, were I still on Reddit…
Most people are still using Java 8 (including android)…
Surveys don’t seem to back this up any more… Yes there’s a lot of Java 8 code. But more and more of it is maintenance rather than new development. Respondents of surveys that are able to list the versions they use in production (vs ‘pick one’) have indicated that for many teams with exposure to Java 8, they also have newer versions in production - showing that Java 8 is increasingly about maintenance than ongoing development (with the blocks to moving forward being a mix economic and technical factors).
The most dominant frameworks in the industry are ending their support for Java 8 - so not too far down the track, staying on Java 8 will mean that while you can pay for platform support, framework support is going to disappear anyway.
…we are currently at ~java 20.
Yes Java 20 is the current release, with Oracle’s LTS being Java 17 (the previous ones being 17, 11 and 8 - with 8 having the largest paid support window).
Java 21 is out in a couple of weeks and will become the new Oracle LTS (other vendors and frameworks tend to align on this LTS designation so it continues to be important).
It requires careful preparation to really enjoy.
Storage is easy though.I like to keep a whole shelf of the stuff.
Preferably in a building, maybe a store, a properly safe distance from where I shop just in case anyone accidentally discovers it and brings some home…
No no no… This, that, and those other ones…
:)
Definitely B5. For all of its issues it’s one I still enjoy.
We would. And we’d tend not to be using such verbose variable names. Avoiding abbreviation in the method and type-names is idiomatic though.
The Samsung 55" Oddity in ‘cockpit’ mode has you covered.
Well. It’s certainly close. Still looks a little tight.
Maybe the upcoming Samsung 57" 32:9 2160p will finally get us there…
I have a Note 10+
With the way it’s measuring up today for performance and battery life, if it were going to keep getting OS updates and security updates it’d keep being a great phone for another couple of years yet.
…And compared to some I know, I’m updating frequently.
I really do wish they’d squeeze another 1-2 OS updates into it’s life-span. But at this rate I’ll still be replacing it with whatever its up-to-date peer is in another year or so…
…and re-purposing this one - it’s still awesome (awesomer if it allowed root without losing updates and pay-services)
Sheepdog trials. Though mostly it’s about making things go through the gates.