It is not the language that makes the code, it is the programmer behind.
There are many good and bad examples in both Java and LotusScript. I've seen Java-Agents with hundreds of codelines in the main method, as well as niceley structured OOP-LotusScript code. Additionally, if you count in Formula-Language it gets even more funnier.
My answer to Jakes question is: it depends ... :D
Personally I like the superior Java-IDE, so I tend to write more Java-Code / Managed-Beans. SSJS is also nice, but IBM - why this horrible Code-Editor ....
It is not the language that makes the code, it is the programmer behind.
There are many good and bad examples in both Java and LotusScript. I've seen Java-Agents with hundreds of codelines in the main method, as well as niceley structured OOP-LotusScript code. Additionally, if you count in Formula-Language it gets even more funnier.
My answer to Jakes question is: it depends ... :D
Personally I like the superior Java-IDE, so I tend to write more Java-Code / Managed-Beans. SSJS is also nice, but IBM - why this horrible Code-Editor ....