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Yeah. It's Greenspun's tenth rule. If you have any complexity, programming against a good abstraction (Gradle is not good good, but decent) beats finding the m
by ackfoobar 1y ago
Yeah. It's Greenspun's tenth rule.
If you have any complexity, programming against a good abstraction (Gradle is not good good, but decent) beats finding the magical incantation of configuration to get the tool to do what you want.