On 2013-11-05 12:41, Bienlein wrote:
Unhappily, a lot of Java developers out there in enterprise computing do some kind of programming with classes, rather than OO. For example, some framework developer intended the users to overwrite some inherited method in their concrete subclass. As this is not understood people do some tricks with reflection or even byte code manipulation. When you show them that they only need to overwrite the inherited method, then first call super and then add their own stuff, they are surprised. And some of those people are now architects and your boss. Oh my, oh my...
Someone would understand byte code manipulation but not inheritance? Seems very strange.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
