> The biggest symptom is classes with names that are close anagrams of their primary method. For example: StaleJobsCleaner.cleanStaleJobs, StaleJobsFinder.findStaleJobs, JobDeleter.deleteJob, JobDepedencyFinder.findJobDependencies, etc.
This issue has nothing to do with enterprise style, and everything to do with the fact that that's how "functional" programming is done in Java. What is really wanted is a first-class function `x`, but that doesn't exist. So instead an `Xer` SAM interface is summoned into existence that has that `x`.
This issue has nothing to do with enterprise style, and everything to do with the fact that that's how "functional" programming is done in Java. What is really wanted is a first-class function `x`, but that doesn't exist. So instead an `Xer` SAM interface is summoned into existence that has that `x`.