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That's not the premise he's making. He's saying it's more convenient. Also, I would think twice before referencing ayende and using the phrase "...[ayende] will
by darrenkopp 16y ago
That's not the premise he's making. He's saying it's more convenient. Also, I would think twice before referencing ayende and using the phrase "...[ayende] will face a career full of frustration and mediocrity."
- InclinedPlane 16y agoI don't doubt that this is just one tiny aspect of Ayende's development practices, and in that context it's not necessarily even bad practice. The problem I have with Ayende's statement is that it can seem like advice, and there are a huge number of inexperienced developers for which that advice is incredibly dangerous outside of the proper context.