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by thisGuysAccount
4215 days ago
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There are three types of "good architectural choices" The first: The ones that can be made after the original, bad ones. The second draft, which is an improvement in the first draft, in every field. The second: His (or her) own. We all know there are developers out there who think they're the greatest thing to ever write code, and that everyone else's decisions are bad. The third: The ones that really should have been made, in place of the ones that really shouldn't have been made. As in, "You wrote your own SQL parser using hardcoded strings and no grammar parsers?" |
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(Shuffles away sheepishly)