3 ms·
You can't anticipate every emergency change required to the codebase. Sure, you can make some intelligent predictions about certain points in the code and encap
by chimprich 11y ago
You can't anticipate every emergency change required to the codebase. Sure, you can make some intelligent predictions about certain points in the code and encapsulate possible changes but it's impossible in the general case. Trying to code to future possible requirements is often far more harmful because of over-abstraction than occasionally having to perform a quick hack and then fix it later.
- ktRolster 11y agoYeah. It's a balance between "build as little 'framework code' as possible;" and "build the framework as you go." I say 'framework code' but it could be called structural code, or glue code or something, too.