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I don't get the rules engine thing. It is still code. I rather have them hardcoded with proper source control and do frequent releases. May be when you have ru
by huherto 10y ago
I don't get the rules engine thing. It is still code. I rather have them hardcoded with proper source control and do frequent releases.
May be when you have rules that change every hour back and forth.
- manacit 10y agoThe difference is, I think, that you might want to be able to ad-hoc configure the rules without changing code. Going beyond that, you might want to allow people who are not developers to add/remove/change rules around business logic. Building all of this up can be quite an effort depending on how complicated the rules get.