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No doubt. But isn't that unrelated to what I said? I was just explaining my grandparent's comment. To provide the same API for such a broad set of underlying t
by pvorb 4y ago
No doubt. But isn't that unrelated to what I said? I was just explaining my grandparent's comment.
To provide the same API for such a broad set of underlying technology, you necessarily have to shoehorn a few things to make them fit. That doesn't make the API bad. It's awesome that applications don't have to do this on their own!
- asveikau 4y agoYes. I've seen it too often be the case that an appropriate layering or abstraction is derided as too much complexity, and that you should replace it with straight calls into the dependency. The former is often a strength, not a weakness!