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> When one designs a solution well, the amount of code that one has to write becomes minimized. It can also be noted that a really well designed solution may r
by ericHosick 15y ago
> When one designs a solution well, the amount of code that one has to write becomes minimized.
It can also be noted that a really well designed solution may require no lines of code at all.
For example, engineering away parts of a process that are no longer required within an automated version of that process.
- einhverfr 15y agoAbsolutely. One of the really gratifying things about hte newer architecture of LedgerSMB is: 1) How easy it is to write new code that works with the architecture, and 2) How little code you have to write to do something useful. I sometimes joke that our codebase is shrinking as our features increase, so we should have an infinite range of features about the time our codebase hits zero lines of code!