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My point is that in a good code base types should be obvious from context. If you don't know the context then you will be slow (and make a lot of mistakes) no m
by rubber_duck 6y ago
My point is that in a good code base types should be obvious from context. If you don't know the context then you will be slow (and make a lot of mistakes) no matter what the type say because you'll likely misunderstand the domain logic (context) unless it's something trivial. I would hate to work somewhere where I'm expected to randomly drop into micro services I didn't have anything to do with and debug/support them - sounds stressful.