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While I agree, I think the problem is that coding your little interpreter or grand service framework or what have you is a whole lot more fun than coding busine
by tannhaeuser 10y ago
While I agree, I think the problem is that coding your little interpreter or grand service framework or what have you is a whole lot more fun than coding business logic. Also, more often than not, business requirements are unclear at the begin of a project, so developers are attempting to anticipate each and everything at the meta-programming level.
- kpil 10y agoIndeed. All developers enjoy converting boring and repeatable task into interesting and complex problems. It's the essence of programming in a way...