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by tracker1
4126 days ago
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More often than not, Abstract Classes, and Interfaces in .Net are more for testability, or code generation than they are actually needed for a working system. I'm not saying they are bad, as I actually like WCF (using a DI framework with convention, not the XML config hell) as well as a lot of the Entity Framework bits. That said, the more I work with components and smaller services in node.js, the more I enjoy it. It's nice to be able to write meaningful unit tests without several layers of indirection just to be able to write tests. |
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