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You could assume it is something inherent, or you could just connect the dots and realize that it's the silver-bullet fad of the decade, just like OOP and vario
by pekk 12y ago
You could assume it is something inherent, or you could just connect the dots and realize that it's the silver-bullet fad of the decade, just like OOP and various other things before that.
- Rusky 12y agoSilver-bullet fads tend to have a grain of truth that gets carried on into the next fad. Loops are still with us (structured programming), we still write polymorphic code (OOP), we still like less verbose type systems (dynamic languages), etc.
- _random_ 12y agoNo, it's just a second take at removing the "ceremony": v. 1: let's remove the ceremony along with strong static typing advantages and just hack-fix everything with unit tests. v. 2: let's remove just the ceremony.