October 2024
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Content preview from 97 cosas que todo programador Java debe saber
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Capítulo 19. No escondas tus herramientas
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Gail Ollis
¿Cuál es la herramienta esencial que todo programador Java necesita? ¿Eclipse? ¿IntelliJ IDEA? ¿NetBeans? No. Es javac. Sin él, todo lo que tienes son archivos de texto de aspecto extraño. Es posible hacer el trabajo sin entornos de desarrollo integrados (IDE) -pregúntale a gente como yo que programaba antiguamente-. No es posible programar sin herramientas de desarrollo esenciales.
Dado que son fundamentales para la tarea, es sorprendente lo poco que la gente utiliza directamente herramientas como javac. Aunque saber cómo utilizar eficazmente un IDE es importante, comprender lo que hace, y cómo, es crucial.
Hace tiempo, trabajé en un proyecto con dos subsistemas, uno en C++ y otro en Java. Los programadores de C++ trabajaban con el editor de su elección y la línea de comandos. Los programadores de Java utilizaban un IDE. Un día, el encantamiento para interactuar con el sistema de control de versiones cambió. Fue un simple cambio en la línea de comandos para los programadores de C++, que siguieron su camino sin demora. El equipo Java se pasó toda la mañana luchando con su configuración de Eclipse. Por fin volvieron al trabajo productivo por la tarde.
Esta desafortunada historia no refleja bien el dominio del equipo ...
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