And so says James Blackwell on 08/09/05 09:12...
> Anyways, lets talk about something more technical. I think that the
> refactoring approach, while good for proprietary software, is bad for free
> software because it raises the bar for scratch-your-own itch.
I'd disagree. Well-factored code is easier to maintain, and easier for
newcomers to contribute to.
best,
Lalo Martins
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