While run-time reflection sometimes might be useful, in general case it should be avoided and replaced with compile-time reflection. Custom annotation processor usually is a most convenient way to implemented it.
Wow, it's a great commenting, thank you. I totally agree with that. In the next post, I will show how to create an annotation with the same example, a JSON build.
But, for the readers' first contact I used a simple example only.
But I am very happy you read the post and commented, for sure I will read yours. Do you want to write something together? I think I could learn a lot from you.
I'd love to write an article together. Unfortunately I have a very tight schedule for the next few months. This probably should be noticeable from lack of activity in my blog recently.
While run-time reflection sometimes might be useful, in general case it should be avoided and replaced with compile-time reflection. Custom annotation processor usually is a most convenient way to implemented it.
Wow, it's a great commenting, thank you. I totally agree with that. In the next post, I will show how to create an annotation with the same example, a JSON build.
But, for the readers' first contact I used a simple example only.
But I am very happy you read the post and commented, for sure I will read yours. Do you want to write something together? I think I could learn a lot from you.
I'd love to write an article together. Unfortunately I have a very tight schedule for the next few months. This probably should be noticeable from lack of activity in my blog recently.
No problem, I am a little busy now too, but maybe in some months from now we could do it ahah