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> that solution might end up being non-extendable, rigid and a dead-end This is definitely something businesses are concerned about, but my experience has been
by tikhonj 3y ago
> that solution might end up being non-extendable, rigid and a dead-end
This is definitely something businesses are concerned about, but my experience has been that bog-standard enterprise-style codebases are way more likely to calcify than custom DSLs... but, somehow, it's never seen as a problem with standard technologies and approaches.
- pdimitar 3y agoYou won't catch me arguing with that. Like in communism: some [programming paradigmae] are more equal than others. I am sick of being managed by clueless MBAs but I also don't want to piss against the wind anymore.