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I subscribe to "get it done" programming. I've never had the troubles you seem to speak of going back to fix the shortcuts though. Interfaces are, for all inten
by randomdata 14y ago
I subscribe to "get it done" programming. I've never had the troubles you seem to speak of going back to fix the shortcuts though. Interfaces are, for all intents and purposes, black boxes, so your improvements can always be dropped right in with relatively little effort.
I guess if the codebase is a mess of spaghetti, that is another matter. I do always try to get the interfaces right from the beginning.