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I don't necessarily think paradigms are the problem. The real problem is too much code is just that - too much code. Projects grow to huge sizes, and anyone und
by glouwbug 6y ago
I don't necessarily think paradigms are the problem. The real problem is too much code is just that - too much code. Projects grow to huge sizes, and anyone under time pressure to either produce or extract code under business pressures is bound to get frustrated.
In an ideal world, regardless of the paradigm we choose, we should be looking to do more with less code.
For instance (and this is rather extreme example) use a dictionary in Python that occasionally pickles its contents to a disk for your mom and pop bread shop, as opposed to a full Docker / SQLite / React spin up.