> I really hate the src/java, src/blah structure. I'm trying to find a > logical reason for this hatred though but not succeeding ;) I'd like > src to just contain java. Maybe I'm old fashioned.
I disagree. The src/blah structure works very well and helps seperate concerns. You don't want to deploy test code for instance with your fully tested production code. > I am vehemently opposed to build.bat and build.sh. All you need is ant. > I'm likewise against checking in ant to every single project. It's a > fairly reasonable assumption that people who might need to build a > project have ant installed (you don't bundle gnu make with every > project that has a Makefile). The build.bat is useful for windows systems at least where most people don't have a command prompt open - that's just one more stupid window to leave open with a bunch of others while developing. It's much easier to click it in explorer for fast builds - it's just faster than clicking cmd, changing to the directory and then typing ant. > Likewise, I'm against forcing a particular coding style. the coverage > reports and suchlike are just eye candy really, so I'm ambivalent there. I think the benefits of a coding style should be fairly obvious by now. Some developers feel passionately unconfortable when using a specific style, but that makes code unreadable and some coders will even waste valuable time re-formatting code, but not actually working. This is inefficient and does no good for anyone. I like to look at any code on the project and not have to think about how it looks. I want to do my part of writing the code in the project's style and assume everyone else is doing the same. It's the same thing as putting logic in the right objects. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by: With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility Learn to use your power at OSDN's High Performance Computing Channel http://hpc.devchannel.org/ _______________________________________________ Opensymphony-webwork mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensymphony-webwork
