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That's one of my pet peeves in this (recurring) discussion. If you're a programmer, and you're telling me that every time you work you have to reconstruct the
by davidivadavid 5y ago
That's one of my pet peeves in this (recurring) discussion.
If you're a programmer, and you're telling me that every time you work you have to reconstruct the state of a system so large you can barely hold it in your head, maybe you should invest in learning about modularity, abstraction, or just... taking notes?
- ipaddr 5y agoThe luxury of being able to design every system you work on isn't shared by many. Being able to hold the details of a complex process is one of the key traits that will allow you to succeed with legacy codebases or difficult languages. You can try to refactor everything into a perfect state but business isn't going to wait.