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Convention over configuration is really the future, but not everything follows that philosophy. For example, OCaml codebases are basically a free for all and yo
by baby 4y ago
Convention over configuration is really the future, but not everything follows that philosophy. For example, OCaml codebases are basically a free for all and you can organize things however you want. So with that in mind, you need something to organize and build.
- valenterry 4y agoConvention seems to be nice in the beginning. But it's very hard to maintain. Much better is default configuration. I.e. all "conventions" are explicitly generated into a default-configuration file which you can then change/overwrite/update in whatever way you want.
- baby 4y agoI think you can have both (for example, go and rust starter projects)