> My only problem with the Scala/Liftweb solution is this: nobody I am > ever going to hand that off to is going to look at me with joy in their > eyes at the wonderful state of things that I have left them. Nobody. > They might, in a best case scenario, thank me later for forcing them to > learn something new that turned out well. It would be silly of me to > expect as such, and it's more likely to be scorn they will then pass on > to anyone else I know and this is called bad PR. > > Maintainability is important for more than just you if you work with > more than just you. > Arguably the same could be said of Ruby, Perl, Python or any of a myriad of languages and frameworks. Maintanability is key but that's what proper design, comments and documentation are for.
Case in point. Ever had code you wrote a couple of months ago, you went back and looked at and now you have no clue anymore how or why it works? /* PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on irc.freenode.net Unsubscribe: http://plug.org/mailman/options/plug Don't fear the penguin. */
