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Write. All those concepts don't matter if you don't have where to apply them, and if you do have use for them, you'll learn them soon enough. It was quite visi
by dozzie 10y ago
Write.
All those concepts don't matter if you don't have where to apply them, and if
you do have use for them, you'll learn them soon enough. It was quite visible
with a nice paradigm of aspect-oriented programming dozen years ago
(from imperative programming field); it looked like a good idea, but there was
nowhere to put that into use sensibly, and AOP eventually died.
- bbcbasic 10y agoI'm not so sure AOP is dead. It solves a real pain point, with the canonical method of implementing this in C# being attributes.