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Bottom layers have functionality that is needed. There is also reuse, dovetailing happens, you have opportunities to see new problems from lenses of already sol
by mirekrusin 4y ago
Bottom layers have functionality that is needed. There is also reuse, dovetailing happens, you have opportunities to see new problems from lenses of already solved ones.
We're using this approach in trading production system for about 5 years now and I recommend it, works very well.
There is also side effect where your dependency tree is more shallow.
- lelanthran 4y ago> Bottom layers have functionality that is needed. There is also reuse, dovetailing happens, you have opportunities to see new problems from lenses of already solved ones. > We're using this approach in trading production system for about 5 years now and I recommend it, works very well. I haven't worked anywhere since 2004 that used any other approach; it's the dominant approach to development - commit code, starting from the lowest layer to the highest. My experimentation thus far using "commit code, starting from the highest level to the lowest" has been more satisfying to me in terms of velocity.