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I think it's basically the O part. In theory, one might have a delightful ontology of object oriented code, like Animal->Mammal->Cow , but in reality you often
by vegas 14y ago
I think it's basically the O part. In theory, one might have a delightful ontology of object oriented code, like Animal->Mammal->Cow , but in reality you often have something much more like
CompanyNamePersistentObjectBaseClass->Entity->ExtendedPersistentEntity->CacheFactory->Entity(but in a different package)->NeedToAddAPropertyForJustThisReleaseIPromiseThisClassIsGoingAway->IdAddThisToTheBaseClassButIReallyNeedToRelease->Shape->Triangle->XYCoordinates
and then somebody wants to cache these things in hibernate.
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