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It's a hard one to learn in the first 5 or 10 years or so I think. For me the correct approach is the one that solves the problem, feels good enough for the use
by phil-martin 4y ago
It's a hard one to learn in the first 5 or 10 years or so I think. For me the correct approach is the one that solves the problem, feels good enough for the user (with varying definitions of good enough depending on the business goals), and doesn't create a maintenance headache.
There is a large amount of room in there for correct solutions.