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That is usually the best approach. It can still bite you in the ass, though. Sometimes that approach leads a project into a cemented API and new requirements t
by 52-6F-62 6y ago
That is usually the best approach. It can still bite you in the ass, though.
Sometimes that approach leads a project into a cemented API and new requirements that arise after real world application can be even harder to implement as a result.
So I guess I’m not arguing, but agreeing while adding that the approach needs a couple qualifiers.