Tired of seeing all those classes with dozens of annotations?
Want to signal your fellow coders that a class should not be bloated with annotations?
Use the @NoAnnotation
annotation!
Annotate your class
import com.lolcowhost.no.annotation.NoAnnotation;
@NoAnnotation
@ReplacesOneLineOfCode
@CreateEnormousStackTrace
class MySuperClass {
}
This will clearly indicate that all annotations have to be removed.
Compilation failure
Class MySuperClass cannot be annotated.
See the example usage repository
Note: You can use @NoAnnotation(strict = false)
to allow classes to be annotated with @NoAnnotation
.
No they are not. Just take a look at what ChatGPD has to say about them.
- Annotations can increase complexity and make the code harder to read and understand.
- Annotations can lead to over-engineering, where developers use annotations excessively, making the code harder to maintain and debug.
- Annotations can affect performance, as they require extra processing time and may cause additional memory consumption.
- Annotations may not always be compatible with earlier versions of Java and may need to be updated with each new release.
No