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In my experience people will most likely just hack the shared component by adding awful arbitrary if-statements or other such hacks, rather than fork the shared
by Buttons840 8y ago
In my experience people will most likely just hack the shared component by adding awful arbitrary if-statements or other such hacks, rather than fork the shared component. This is the path of least resistance. Once this happens a few times that shared component begins to be seen as a central component and is quite a complicated mess.
- marcosdumay 8y agoWell, after enough settings are added, take a look at your components, and define a clearer 2.0 version of them. When systems need to use newer functionality, port them to the new components. I've had a mixed experience with this, but at some point you get the API right, and then it works.