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I use lombok in only private projects, I won't use it in public ones. Also what do you mean "reduce load time" lombok generates getters/setters at compile time. (or at least I believe it does, either way it shouldn't reduce anything as the output jar contains all of the getters/setters)I would recommend you use Lombok to do your getters and setters in the api portion it makes your code a lot cleaner. It also could reduce load time because the code is cleaner.
You're so mad somebody open sourced a tab library you have to cherry pick lines that look like yours to accuse her of skidding.So normally I don't tend to point this stuff out but this was pretty blatant. This is legitimately a skidded version of an OLD release of Ziggurat (new version is alot better than this shit). Don't believe me? Went back to an old commit and compared some of the lines...
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In short, this user doesn't have my permission to release this or modify it in anyway. Don't steal my shit![]()
That's incorrect. It doesn't reduce load times. It literally compiles to getters and setters. It's just there to make code cleaner, and due to IDE support, using it in an open source project is a terrible idea.I would recommend you use Lombok to do your getters and setters in the api portion it makes your code a lot cleaner. It also could reduce load time because the code is cleaner.
lol you rekt him upSo normally I don't tend to point this stuff out but this was pretty blatant. This is legitimately a skidded version of an OLD release of Ziggurat (new version is alot better than this shit). Don't believe me? Went back to an old commit and compared some of the lines...
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In short, this user doesn't have my permission to release this or modify it in anyway. Don't steal my shit![]()
Okay darkknights22 professional java developerlol you :rekt: him up
Indeed PTech, indeed.Okay darkknights22 professional java developer
sammmmy's handpicked, super-focused code is beyond insanely petty - it's practically baseless, especially given the last example where it's practically impossible to "skid" (???). In fact I'd argue LillianA's code is much cleaner and provides a much better structure given the task at hand - which, may I remind you both, is niche and therefore is hard to identify an alternative in code (which therefore means all code therein will look especially similar). The statement the user produced is biased because it identifies different portions in both sets of code which may or may not be actually comparable - rendering the point baseless (and invalid by extension). So they "rekt him"? No mate. You just made yourselves look foolish beyond belief.lol you :rekt: him up
you're not a very good developer if you just dick suck without looking at the bigger picture.Indeed PTech, indeed.
Yes I got rektsammmmy's handpicked, super-focused code is beyond insanely petty - it's practically baseless, especially given the last example where it's practically impossible to "skid" (???). In fact I'd argue LillianA's code is much cleaner and provides a much better structure given the task at hand - which, may I remind you both, is niche and therefore is hard to identify an alternative in code (which therefore means all code therein will look especially similar). The statement the user produced is biased because it identifies different portions in both sets of code which may or may not be actually comparable - rendering the point baseless (and invalid by extension). So they ":rekt: him"? No mate. You just made yourselves look foolish beyond belief.
Imagine not being able to read and blindly believing an incompetent developer's baseless slander.Imagine releasing a skidded a tabapi smh
sammmmy's handpicked, super-focused code is beyond insanely petty - it's practically baseless, especially given the last example where it's practically impossible to "skid" (???). In fact I'd argue LillianA's code is much cleaner and provides a much better structure given the task at hand - which, may I remind you both, is niche and therefore is hard to identify an alternative in code (which therefore means all code therein will look especially similar). The statement the user produced is biased because it identifies different portions in both sets of code which may or may not be actually comparable - rendering the point baseless (and invalid by extension). So they ":rekt: him"? No mate. You just made yourselves look foolish beyond belief.
You're so mad somebody open sourced a tab library you have to cherry pick lines that look like yours to accuse her of skidding.
Ziggurat isn't special. Your technique of handling tab manipulation isn't special either. Go the fuck away LOL[DOUBLEPOST=1570957207][/DOUBLEPOST]
That's incorrect. It doesn't reduce load times. It literally compiles to getters and setters. It's just there to make code cleaner, and due to IDE support, using it in an open source project is a terrible idea.
