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I think "content" should be "context". It is when you create a class based on appearance instead of context. To make it worse, is when the class has a semantic
by bobbytherobot 10y ago
I think "content" should be "context". It is when you create a class based on appearance instead of context. To make it worse, is when the class has a semantic name like Hero but it is being used in clearly non-Hero usages. It makes refactoring hard.
- talmand 10y agoOk, sure, I see what you mean. But I put that under "not using tool correctly so blame tool" category.