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Often using a solution with many lines of code can be better, if it solves all the problems just by installing a finished product, even if it contains unnecessa
by tesdinger 3y ago
Often using a solution with many lines of code can be better, if it solves all the problems just by installing a finished product, even if it contains unnecessary parts, rather than a "keep it simple stupid" solution where you write only the needed parts yourself but have a lot more work to turn it into a tested and complete product. I don't use most of the protocols of my enterprise router but I won't write the routing protocols I need myself nor build a router myself, I just buy a router and ignore most of its features.
- tesdinger 3y agoIf the features of a product are properly decoupled from each other, you can get comparable results to the situation where they haven't been added at all.