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Perhaps the point is that you should refactor your code into modular code when it's required. In real applications there's a million different ways to modularis
by ollysb 16y ago
Perhaps the point is that you should refactor your code into modular code when it's required. In real applications there's a million different ways to modularise the code, it's extremely rare that you guess which way is right in the absence of actual requirements.
- sophacles 16y agoI would like to add to this, changing some endpoint frequently involves a single, one-time migration to the new system rather than a requirement to support the old and the new simultaneously, thus making some of the modularization moot or just pure overhead vs. a port.