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Attributes are usually easier to share than functions and algorithms. That's why I suggest using "data dictionaries" nearby. Most common CRUD idioms are readily
by tabtab 7y ago
Attributes are usually easier to share than functions and algorithms. That's why I suggest using "data dictionaries" nearby. Most common CRUD idioms are readily attribute-able such that we don't need Turing Complete sub-languages for majority of them. We just need useful code "hooks" to customize when needed, which is the usual bottleneck of attribute-driven development.