On Saturday, 1 March 2014 at 07:10:56 UTC, Araq wrote:
The problem when you chain is that you make a lot of code
dependent on the structure of the project, which makes it hard
to evolve or maintain the project, as any change in the
structure will impact more code than it should.
Even if that would be true,
It is.
the "refactoring über alles" OO crowd
couldn't care less...
Could you teach me some of you mind reading capabilities ?
You refactor. Problem solved.
So, to make refactoring easier, you refactor. I knew the
functional crowd liked recursence, but I just learnt that tail
recusrion can also be used to crate circular logic.
Massive code
restructuring is embraced in the OO world because OO encourages
bad design like no other paradigm.
The anti OO world don't need that, as they know all future
evolution at day one. Probably because they do not have users.
