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This is all very well and good until the code you’ve written to solve the problems becomes a bit too unwieldy, then you need to become better at writing code.
by jpswade 7y ago
This is all very well and good until the code you’ve written to solve the problems becomes a bit too unwieldy, then you need to become better at writing code.
The problem you were solving was solved, but now you have a new problem to solve.
True then, the best code you can write, is indeed, no code at all.
- dwaltrip 7y agoIt sounds like you are stating that solutions vary in effectiveness, especially across time. This insight seems to making the framing even more useful, not less.