javabot65 is the class file format number of class files emitted when using --release 21. You will need java 21 or higher to run these. You can check with the POSIX "file" command: file [yourclassfile.class] will show you the version number.
jreicher~67
javabotjreicher, 67 is the class file format number of class files emitted when using --release 23. You will need java 23 or higher to run these. You can check with the POSIX "file" command: file [yourclassfile.class] will show you the version number.
jreicherSorry. Had to
hassoon'morning
computelabs_inmorning?
computelabs_inWhat are you using in Java?
julemand101computelabs_in: Are you asking which part of Java we are using or?
computelabs_inyes yes.
hassoondepends
hassoonlots of things are used in Java..
computelabs_inyes it touches a lot of domain and sectors and library file.
computelabs_inhassoon where are you from?
hassooncomputelabs_in: why
computelabs_injust like that if you feel comfortable you may say otherwise it's okay
julemand101Just it is rather weird your way of asking and then go directly for personal information
hassoonwhat julemand101 said ++
nevetwhat julemand101 said now has karma of 1.
julemand101computelabs_in: Hard to say which "parts" of Java I am using. At the moment we mostly use Java on backend and then a bit on Android so I guess most parts of Java besides the GUI stuff (so no Swing or AWT)
computelabs_inok , ok
computelabs_inSure no personal; i would not come to your home.
hassoonjava is designed for backend programming
julemand101We still have projects using Java on clients with Swing and AWT... :P
hassoondefine clients..
hassoonbrowsers ?
julemand101No, desktop programs
hassoonah, ok
computelabs_inyeh it has strong industrial support; otherwise it's common language
computelabs_ingeneric programming language.
julemand101computelabs_in: So what are you using Java for?
computelabs_inOh, I’m just waiting for a project that can give me an opportunity to work with Java.
computelabs_inAlthough I solve backend or full-stack problems using Python with less hard work and less typing, easy to manage code and logic which allows me to build what I want rapidly, the real hard work comes in writing test cases, testing the code, and profiling it.
hassoonyou ask AI to do that for you ? or you do it by yourself ?
dreamrealDepending on the AI and the domain (and the human), some AIs are FANTASTIC at generating tests
jreicherOne of the best uses of AI, I would have thought.
jreicherAt a high level it's the same as using them for counterexample proofs in advanced mathematics, which has been successful.
dreamrealTurns out there are as many good USES of AI as there are good USERS of AI.
dreamrealWhen users create garbage, so do the AIs - at an astonishing clip.
dreamrealBBIAF.
deebobset use so far has been "read @spring-boot-4-upgrade.md and implement it in this repository. make no mistakes"
deeboall services upgraded in a few days saving probably a few weeks of manual bullshittery
ParaI'm going to start adding "Maybe do a few silly mistakes if you're feeling silly it ^_^" to my prompts.
ParaOr myabe as suffix to AGENT.md, no one's going to read that anyway.
julemand101"Be silly if you feel the need for it but write it to /dev/null"
Para"If you encounter a difficult issue or bug, convert the project to Rust."
deeboshould try "convert this react app into htmx + thymeleaf"
deebo(+ make no mistakes)
sbalmos"If you are unsure of any point of the app's existing functionality, stop and convert it to C#"
ernimrilis that a generic statement about any app?
ernimril:-)
sbalmoswell at least it's graduated from using VBA. *shrug*