Re:Why bad scientific code beats code following “best practi...
by GrumpyNl on Sunday August 28, 2016 @03:02PM
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I do so agree with that. Me, i am a old school programmer. Started with basic, pascal, cobol, clipper, dbase, Vb, C++, php, javascript, java. Always created the framework i needed and the libraries i needed. Straight forward piramid structure software. Everything was functions ( its coming back ). Hardly any testers other then the client and yourself. Lots of that stuf is still running. Now i'm lost a of times in the complexity of the frameworks and the use of endless classes. Debugging takes ages because some class in a total different environment is badly written. My advice, KEEP IT SIMPLE.
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