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OK reading a single paper on a large project is likely to lead to one arriving at false conclusions. So with that Caveat: I think this team has like so many be
by bdfh42 19y ago
OK reading a single paper on a large project is likely to lead to one arriving at false conclusions. So with that Caveat:
I think this team has like so many before them got the idea that solving Brook's accidental complexity in selected domains leads towards solving the problem of essential complexity.
Anyone who did not live through the era of "fourth level languages" will not have been inoculated against this error. It seems to me that you can always simplify the programming task in specific domains (often with a DSL) but I have yet to have even got a hint of a solution to the problems of applying such approaches to a wider business process.