What to save and throw away?
pr?The last hour is on us both?mr.s?tuck this little kitty into the impenetrable brainpan?
pr?Contents under pressure?Do not expose to excessive heat, vacuum, blunt trauma, immersion in liquids, disintegration, reintegration, hypersleep, humiliation, sorrow or harsh language?
pr?When the time comes, whose life will flash before yours?
pr?A billion paths are here inside me? pr?yes, yes, yes, Bernhard, 110? pr?potential, jewels, jewels, yes, jewels? %
Decided to kill off some old
packages. jnull and
jfunctional in particular
I've used in just about every project I've ever worked on. There's
really very little reason for them to exist anymore though. Java
8 added Objects.requireNotNull which standardized terse null
checking. Noone cares about the @NonNull annotations (including
myself). The entire contents of jfunctional were made redundant
by Java 8. Both of these packages served their purposes well back
in the days of Java 6 when they were first designed, but now they're
just a burden.
It's good to throw away code.