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by Groxx
1425 days ago
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Yep, I do similarly. More tightly bound code is often easier to understand and mechanically modify later - there are fewer places where you lose "if it compiles, it works" guarantees. I feel like a lot of people are blindly pulling coding habits from libraries, and applying them everywhere. Libraries and applications (i.e. "terminal" products not used as a library by someone else) have different needs and different goals - don't write your application like a library, it'll be a huge pain. |
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