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by duncan_bayne
4007 days ago
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Whereas, complex systems built on popular OO frameworks never have issues with maintainability. /me deactivates snark mode I see the issue exactly the other way around. If you can build a domain specific language that lets you express concepts in a clear way free of boilerplate or conceptual hackery (ORMs, for example) you will wind up with a much lighter maintenance load than the equivalent functionality built on an off the shelf framework. Of course, there's nothing stopping you from using the two as appropriate. Simple CRUD app? Rails. Need to express a very complex domain in a readable, easily maintained form? Custom language time. |
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