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I notice a pattern (no pun intended) to this web-site, in that it advocates things that the open source community (and many programmers in general) shy away fro
by tus88 7y ago
I notice a pattern (no pun intended) to this web-site, in that it advocates things that the open source community (and many programmers in general) shy away from, like:
- eagerly rewriting working code
- diving headlong into complexity rather than minimizing/avoiding it
- pro enterprise software with the implied lock-in cost
- promotes the artificial concept of software manufacturing with it's basis in "design patterns" that are seldom used in any meaningful way in my observation
I am not saying there is nothing of value here, but it seems to hint at a kind of propaganda against a growing consensus around agile/lean development.
My 2c.
- scarface74 7y agodiving headlong into complexity rather than minimizing/avoiding it Most web frameworks are far from “minimal”. promotes the artificial concept of software manufacturing with it's basis in "design patterns" that are seldom used in any meaningful way in my observatioN Too many companies think their yet another software as a service CRUD app is a special snowflake where they need the top 1% “ninja Rockstar developer”. Usually there are well known patterns.