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“Code looks the same” means your experts will forever be forced to wade through the same awful boilerplate as your beginners. There’s no payoff for learning mor
by erik_seaberg 4y ago
“Code looks the same” means your experts will forever be forced to wade through the same awful boilerplate as your beginners. There’s no payoff for learning more, and no way to improve their work (apart from code generation, which I strongly endorse here).
- fredrikholm 4y agoAnd? I'm not trying to be facetious here. I genuinely don't understand the problem. > no way to improve their work What do you mean? If you mean abstractions, there's functions, methods, interfaces, types, packages, generics etc. What exactly is missing, and how much more productive would everyone be if it was present?