> Von: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Gesendet: Samstag, 2. Juli 2005 22:07
> An: Struts Users Mailing List
> Betreff: Re: Struts vs .NET???
> 
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> Ooo, I'll hafta disagree on both of these.
> 
> A) Renaming something to better describe its function isn't a 
> crime or bad design; sometimes it's just a by-product of an 
> iterative design process. Iterative design is pretty much the 
> norm for quick turnaround projects, especially web-based, 
> because programmers have to work at internet speed, not a 
> sane "I get to design everything first" speed. I'm pretty 
> design-oriented, and reasonably good at it to boot, but I 
> might rename something 2-3x before I'm done with it, for 
> various reasons. 
> These days I can do that trivially; in older days I might not 
> have bothered, and my recent code is the better for it.
> 
> B) It's WAY quicker and, more importantly, _safer_, to rename 
> using an IDE that knows about the underlying code than with sed/etc.
> 
> Dave

Thanx dave, you perfectly wrote down what i was thinking :-)
I'd probably add a C) about maintaining large applications, new requirements
after years or X.P.
But I think A and B are sufficient :-)

Regards
leon



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