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> A minimal viable program is the smallest program that solves a particular problem. It is small and beautiful. It has no additional features. A problem is rar

by zvrba 11y ago

> A minimal viable program is the smallest program that solves a particular problem. It is small and beautiful. It has no additional features. A problem is rarely well-defined. Alternately, you can encapsulate small and beautiful programs into classes, and connect objects at runtime to solve more complex problems. OO reinvented. In his case, he prefers to use the shell to do the plumbing instead of another language.

restalis 11y ago
"you can encapsulate small and beautiful programs into classes, and connect objects at runtime to solve more complex problems" Then in order to ease the integration between those classes you start reshaping them a little bit (adding things that "would not be essential") and thus they are gaining in this regard something very similar to the same features that we were talking about.