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This phenomenon can be described as "excessive factoring" and it can easily happen under any paradigm. Perhaps it's more prevalent with OOP programmers, but pe
by gridlockd 6y ago
This phenomenon can be described as "excessive factoring" and it can easily happen under any paradigm.
Perhaps it's more prevalent with OOP programmers, but perhaps it just appears that way because the boilerplate for classes is a bit larger than the boilerplate for functions and structs.
- hedora 6y agoThe “micro” in “microservices” implies “excessive factoring”. Otherwise they’d be services.