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Perfect! What you’re describing are great examples of data oriented or relational problems. In these cases you really don’t think (or can’t) in terms of objec
by dgb23 3y ago
Perfect!
What you’re describing are great examples of data oriented or relational problems.
In these cases you really don’t think (or can’t) in terms of objects and interfaces, but in terms of relational (or equivalent) data that you see, combine and manipulate from a bird’s eye perspective.
You don’t just care about the individual pieces and their integrity. Your focus are their relationships, which you build on demand.