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You're right, it will grow the codebase more than making the code verbose. And the code will probably be more readable. But have you actually used this in prac
by Xixi 17y ago
You're right, it will grow the codebase more than making the code verbose. And the code will probably be more readable.
But have you actually used this in practice ? Is it tractable ?
I'm actually thinking of trying this on (a rather old version of) C#, since I'm writing quite lots of code for (an old version of) mono. If only I could use F# sigh
- shiranaihito 17y agoThe proliferation of classes should be manageable if you package them neatly.
- itgoon 17y agoI come from a C# background, learning Java, and I just so happen to be following that process. I don't remember where I picked it up (something in the Spring docs?), but it seemed like a good idea. Short version: yea, it works pretty well. Long version is at this shameless blog plug (no ads): http://itgoon.blogspot.com/2009/08/javas-lots-of-little-files.html http://itgoon.blogspot.com/2009/08/javas-lots-of-little-file...