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A generic construct implies some sort of hierarchical relationship between two things, so the answer would always be 100%. Perhaps give some examples of "non-c
by scribu 7y ago
A generic construct implies some sort of hierarchical relationship between two things, so the answer would always be 100%.
Perhaps give some examples of "non-collectiony" applications in order to clarify your question.
- karmakaze 7y agoI took it to mean List<T> etc of standard or other container types vs aspect-typed etc (e.g. Persistable<User>).
- karmakaze 7y agoFalse dichotomy. I would say the ideal split is 100% / 100%. Use both always by representing your data generically and always supporting/using operations on their containers.