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So I'd have to POST an object that represents a process? It seems like you end up cluttering your code with objects to represent every process? Which in OO prog
by ripberge 13y ago
So I'd have to POST an object that represents a process? It seems like you end up cluttering your code with objects to represent every process? Which in OO programming would just be a method call...
- phamilton 13y agoThe point is to avoid implicit state. By treating the change in state as a first class citizen you can be explicit about the change. In my experience, managing state is very difficult in large applications. Most of the bugs I've dealt with have been the result of our design not being explicit enough.
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