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Well now I'm confused about which type I am. I consider myself a "simplifier", but writing your own OOP framework sounds fun I would have definitely chosen tha
by qorrect 4y ago
Well now I'm confused about which type I am. I consider myself a "simplifier", but writing your own OOP framework sounds fun I would have definitely chosen that route.
- Twisol 4y agoI think both types can enjoy fun diversions. I think being a "simplifier" just means you can make a distinction between diversions and solutions. For me, every additional moving part has a cost, and that cost needs to be amortized over sufficient use-cases. Sometimes writing your own OOP framework in C is just what the doctor ordered. Sometimes it isn't.
- lfowles 4y agoIt sounds like fun, but would you choose to do that in a work setting?
- nottorp 4y agoWell I would surely do functions with a naming convention working on structs. Unless it's embedded development. I wouldn't do a system of macros that allows me to "automatically" simulate inheritance etc though :)