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In my experience, projects which try to follow that strategy inevitably end up with a handful of core libraries containing 90% of active development. The incent
by amarkov 9y ago
In my experience, projects which try to follow that strategy inevitably end up with a handful of core libraries containing 90% of active development. The incentive gradient doesn't work; if a project is time-sensitive, the developer just won't agree to do twice as much work to maintain separation of responsibilities.