[The_rationalist]

"AbstractFactorySingletonProxyFactoryBeans" I don't think that this meme phenomenon is prevalent in modern java projects, and I would say that it is even less in the Kotlin ones.

[fridif]

It's a bit prevalent, not very, but more importantly Spring is built entirely around AbstractBeanFactoryFactoryInstantiators and we're all using them by proxy.

[joelbluminator]

Lol wut, why is there two factories in there? and an instantiator as well?

[fridif]

Every factory needs a factory, and the Instantiator design pattern is highly ergonomic compared to using "new".

[joelbluminator]

haha ok I'm staying with Rails

[beastman82]

Right. Who cares what class names the implementation uses? This is the downside of hacker news. Everything has to be implemented in rust or go or it's a bloated piece of crap

[detaro]

Please don't willfully misconstrue what GP commenter said.