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Across all coding paradigms, it is always good to abstract at the correct level and to modularize as much as possible (really these are two sides of the same co
by bobbylarrybobby 7y ago
Across all coding paradigms, it is always good to abstract at the correct level and to modularize as much as possible (really these are two sides of the same coin). The leaky nature of text rendering means that the only level you can really abstract at is the topmost level, and you’re left simply covering every imaginable case individually. Not sure if that can be solved by a programming paradigm.
- joe_the_user 7y agoBut is text rendering "inherently leaky"? Or more leaky than large scale accounting data or etc? At that rate, it seems like just about any messy, multilevel problem can be taken as inherently leaky and not something design paradigms can make easier. Maybe the solution is, "there is no solution" but as an optimist, it's hard for me to accept that. (And yeah, I should have said "design paradigm", not programming paradigm).