Java School
A term coined by Joel Spolsky to denote universities that teach only one ’easy‘ programming language, most commonly Java as a means to dumb down computer science education to make it more accessible for idiots. A university that teaches Java is not necessarily a Java school. A Java school is characterized not by the presence of Java on the curriculum, but by the absence of ‘hard’ programming languages such as C or Lisp that help students gain deeper insight into programming. Graduates of Java schools are at a loss when presented with a problem that is slightly different from one they saw before.
The Urban Dictionary Mug
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The coffee mug looks great and always draws comments from those seeing the first time.
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