part2 – Neal Ford
summary
Argues Java is now a framework-oriented language and shows concrete code that parses mainframe fixed‑width records where the first four chars pick the record type (e.g., code "SVCL" then chars 4–18 = customer name, 19–23 = customer ID) by building a reader strategy framework and configuration objects — the code compiles and works — then argues to replace growing framework complexity with domain specific languages built from objects, aspects and generics.
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