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It serves more as a warning than a finger point. Problems like this will continue to pop up as long as misconceptions exist between what developers think people
by Posibyte 14y ago
It serves more as a warning than a finger point. Problems like this will continue to pop up as long as misconceptions exist between what developers think people do and what people actually do.
- ojbyrne 14y agoI guess the first part is fair. But I think there will always be misconceptions between what programmers initially think, and reality. I'd actually prefer "simplifications" rather than misconceptions. Every product I've seen starts out pure, beautiful, etc... Then the edge cases start getting reported, and pure beautiful code very rapidly gets dragged down to earth. You unsimplify code as needed, as exceptions crop up.