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> Their programming interface is highly standardized across implementations. It may be easier to have everyone use the same software and hardware platform ever
by pointfree 10y ago
> Their programming interface is highly standardized across implementations.
It may be easier to have everyone use the same software and hardware platform everywhere. After all we do want interoperability and we do want everyone to play well with others, but, standardization and portability is a push to stop people from trying new things. The push to standardize everything is an unfortunate consequence of not having a separation of concerns, separate concerns such as content and UI.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoNot sure what you mean by standardization vs. exploratory programming. Separation of concerns would only exist if standardized (and enforced).
- pointfree 10y agoA smaller contact area between implementations means we need only be concerned about compatibility at that interface and the rest is up to you. This keeps the area of software that we can't change to a minimum.