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Is it really? If there is an error it's either the abstraction or the concrete usage it stems from.
by shoq 10y ago
Is it really? If there is an error it's either the abstraction or the concrete usage it stems from.
- bryanrasmussen 10y agoI guess I agree with that; I was thinking specifically in framework defined abstraction / usage. And if the framework has abstracted away something that you end up needing to understand - well bad framework or bad usage I guess, but still difficult to figure out what's going on.