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It's much like an immutable data store. You get one operation: insert. With full backward compatibility, you agglomerate features, and changes are implemented
by greggyb 9y ago
It's much like an immutable data store. You get one operation: insert.
With full backward compatibility, you agglomerate features, and changes are implemented as optional, with the default being the old behavior.
You can add layers that depend on existing code, but you cannot make existing code depend on those new layers.