pounding sand.
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anybody who isn't a programmer might as well walk away. there's nothing for you here.
I can somewhat understand and tolerate when a solid, but "old school" procedural developer goofs in the OO world by applying what he knows.. but how can a person who basically grew up immersed in an object oriented programming environment write procedural code that in no way shape or form employs a hint of polymorphism or any basic object-oriented concepts?
seriously.. this application I'm working on, a Java application mind you, might as well have been written as a single main method in one single Java class..
people are stupid.
[/rant]
anybody who isn't a programmer might as well walk away. there's nothing for you here.
I can somewhat understand and tolerate when a solid, but "old school" procedural developer goofs in the OO world by applying what he knows.. but how can a person who basically grew up immersed in an object oriented programming environment write procedural code that in no way shape or form employs a hint of polymorphism or any basic object-oriented concepts?
seriously.. this application I'm working on, a Java application mind you, might as well have been written as a single main method in one single Java class..
people are stupid.
[/rant]