I've only used java once in my life and that was enough to develop an irrational hate. That was shortly after i learned C.
The most annoying thing was that the smallest unit was a class. When you just want to write little things it looks "noisy".
As a beginner i thought that you really really needed an IDE to write java, so the idea of a programming language that "made me" use an IDE was awful. Having a crappy laptop doesn't help either.
The last thing was the bad apples of the local community, they were too loud and too arrogant to even consider approaching.
Sr. Software Engineer at CallRail building microservices to support 3rd party integrations. PhD student at the University of Nebraska studying bioinformatics, machine learning, and algorithms.
I've only used java once in my life and that was enough to develop an irrational hate. That was shortly after i learned C.
The most annoying thing was that the smallest unit was a class. When you just want to write little things it looks "noisy".
As a beginner i thought that you really really needed an IDE to write java, so the idea of a programming language that "made me" use an IDE was awful. Having a crappy laptop doesn't help either.
The last thing was the bad apples of the local community, they were too loud and too arrogant to even consider approaching.
I second the "noisy" notion. I used to complain that it was so "chatty."