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by netghost
4884 days ago
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In languages like ruby, python, and probably to some degree go, you tend not to need as many classes. Things like Factories, Adaptors, and Proxies tend to disappear or become pretty trivial. Eventually programs written in these languages can grow huge, but it takes longer, and the preference tends to then be to break a program down into smaller libraries (gems, eggs, etc.) and separate applications that communicate with each other. |
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