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> The reason I believe this is a good approach for pretty much any problem is because each component is 100% swapable In reality, how often will a client actua
by wackget 5y ago
> The reason I believe this is a good approach for pretty much any problem is because each component is 100% swapable
In reality, how often will a client actually want to perform a straight swap like this, though? And that's assuming there is such a thing as a straight swap, which there almost never is.
It's a nice idea in theory but in practice it's worth very, very little.
- _pdp_ 5y agoYou might want to swap different versions of the same component or you might want to swap by implementing it in a different programming language, etc. These ideas work for me in practice so I don't know.