Corporate Code smells:
- WSAD - There is a reason it isn’t called WHAPPY
- Only javadoc is the eclipse message telling you how to change your default javadoc templates
- No interfaces at all or an interface for every class
- junit.jar exists in the lib directory but no tests to be found
- I got this unit test that calls the production database
- optimized imports? code formatting? we don’t have time in the project plan for that
- Sure we use Spring, but we wrap it with our own classes so we can switch it out later
- We’ve cached the bean instance returned by Spring to speed things up
- We added hibernate because we knew we were going to hit the database
- Synchronization? Threads? the container takes care of that
- Guys, look at this framework I cranked out last night!
- With annotations I was able to expose all my classes as web services, you know, for reuse!
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