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Like C#? It may be just the opposite: What if design patterns are popular with complicated, highly expressive toolchains because they make users think they have
by jksmith 10y ago
Like C#? It may be just the opposite: What if design patterns are popular with complicated, highly expressive toolchains because they make users think they have control of, and are being productive with those toolchains?
You don't hear design patterns mentioned a lot with simple toolchains like that supporting golang.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoNo, unlike C#. Design patterns are pieces of boilerplate code you should, but are unable to, abstract away. Which means that by definition the language lacks the expressive power to abstract them away.
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