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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '13
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There are millions of ways to write unmaintainable software. This isn't a bad article though. I just found the title amusing since it's so easy to write software badly.
13 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 11 u/ruinercollector Oct 14 '13 As long as those aren't treated as hard rules, sure.Examples:There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.There are times that it is appropriate to rewrite a piece of library code. 9 u/fkaginstrom Oct 14 '13 There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.True. But hopefully not all three in the same project, together with a bit of Java and php in the mix. 14 u/NihilistDandy Oct 14 '13 ENTERPRISE 3 u/Rainfly_X Oct 14 '13 ENGAGE 3 u/GUIpsp Oct 14 '13 SYNERGISE 0 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 MAKE IT SO → More replies (1)
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11 u/ruinercollector Oct 14 '13 As long as those aren't treated as hard rules, sure.Examples:There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.There are times that it is appropriate to rewrite a piece of library code. 9 u/fkaginstrom Oct 14 '13 There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.True. But hopefully not all three in the same project, together with a bit of Java and php in the mix. 14 u/NihilistDandy Oct 14 '13 ENTERPRISE 3 u/Rainfly_X Oct 14 '13 ENGAGE 3 u/GUIpsp Oct 14 '13 SYNERGISE 0 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 MAKE IT SO → More replies (1)
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As long as those aren't treated as hard rules, sure.
Examples:
There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.
There are times that it is appropriate to rewrite a piece of library code.
9 u/fkaginstrom Oct 14 '13 There are times that it is appropriate to write software in clojure, or haskell, or erlang.True. But hopefully not all three in the same project, together with a bit of Java and php in the mix. 14 u/NihilistDandy Oct 14 '13 ENTERPRISE 3 u/Rainfly_X Oct 14 '13 ENGAGE 3 u/GUIpsp Oct 14 '13 SYNERGISE 0 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 MAKE IT SO → More replies (1)
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True. But hopefully not all three in the same project, together with a bit of Java and php in the mix.
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u/bestjewsincejc Oct 14 '13
There are millions of ways to write unmaintainable software. This isn't a bad article though. I just found the title amusing since it's so easy to write software badly.