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The "rote BS" was all domain-specific business logic, which is not going to get abstracted away by any high-level language.
by pphysch 4y ago
The "rote BS" was all domain-specific business logic, which is not going to get abstracted away by any high-level language.
- munk-a 4y agoAh - and that's where it's really useful to have a set of eyes in the company watching for things your infrastructure needs to make everyone else more productive. The business specific rote stuff is usually a good idea to abstract away as well since it's so often highly critical and needs to be replicated often across the codebase and it absolutely must be consistent.