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You make a good point. Open (loosely used) enterprise software leads to committees and committees lead to kitchen sink specifications. CORBA, from a previous
by russell 18y ago
You make a good point. Open (loosely used) enterprise software leads to committees and committees lead to kitchen sink specifications. CORBA, from a previous generation, had exactly that kind of bloat, W3C specifications likewise. The Java libraries show that in spectacular fashion. Maybe Sun thinks we need umpteen hash table implementations, but I think we would be better off with one well done.
Frameworks done by committee are even worse. God save us from W3C and the Apache Foundation.
Counterpoint: software from dictators: Python and Django.
- eru 18y agoHow does Haskell's collective approach to design / standardization stand here?