Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: ...
This is why I think we should make an effort to think about how we can solve this time/cognitive-energy discrepancy between the scripting and the java try/fail cycle.
+1
In fact, for users, xslt in Cocoon is cool because you get instant feedback, and the current sitemap has really made things fly because changes are active right away.
For the core developers, AFAIK, there is only one way of dealing with this, and it's modularization. Smaller blocks are easier to understand, and faster to build and check. Forrest has seen revived interest since we have inserted a rudimentary plugin architecture.
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