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I've seen a lot of it in product codebases (both Enterprise and Startup) I've had to work with. I guess it's different when you're maintaining a library - you
by Torn 12y ago
I've seen a lot of it in product codebases (both Enterprise and Startup) I've had to work with.
I guess it's different when you're maintaining a library - you have more freedom to version up and rewrite things.
- mercurial 12y agoSadly, many of the "older" programmers haven't learned any better. And sometimes it's a limitation of the language (eg, Java which doesn't allow default implementations in interfaces).