lol I spent the whole day desperately trying to set up teamcity and a maven server and at some point I just got so frustrated that I deleted the whole thing impulsively and so now the whole day was a waste haha nice
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now its time to feel like a failure for the rest of the night
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the funny thing is that my whole reason for doing this was "I understand the build/publish process so well when using nuget, so I really want to figure out how to do it when using gradle/maven haha this should be fun"
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I wish java just had built-in dependency management, I really don't understand why it doesn't
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seriously if you move from doing something with java to doing something with .net in c#, all of a sudden, everything just works and is done for you automatically and everything that literally everybody needs doesn't have to be made by everyone individually oh my GOd
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basically this is my experience with going back to java summed up in one tweet
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I-seriously does anyone else feel like this or am I just particularly bad at understanding what is going on
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Replying to @Ellpeck
It's a very common experience when people are used to modern language ecosystems and then have to encounter older systems. E.g. someone used to C# going to C++ or C. Imagine how bad it is for someone used to C# / Rust / etc, who then has to go back to assembler :D

Jan 27, 2020 ยท 8:48 PM UTC
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