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This was prescient back then. Because the Visual Studio mindset was all about patterns and conforming to patterns, the IDE behaved as though you were only a pat
by ak39 7y ago
This was prescient back then. Because the Visual Studio mindset was all about patterns and conforming to patterns, the IDE behaved as though you were only a patterns-based programmer. It wants to force you to follow _their_ patterns. And in that, the VS juggernaut of code-generation has enlarged so colossally that you need only start a new REST API project to see the mind-numbing amounts of DTO objects and code required for layer after layer of interfaces/controllers etc for a single dataset.
If a single dataset from a single table in your SQL Server database requires so much code, isn't it time we rethought the _concept_ behind the _need_ for code-generation - especially in the IDE?