Trevor Perry wrote:
How can you claim to be a modern language if you are using O-specs? Making
your file processes an integral part of your application program is a step
backwards.
If you had actually read the message to which you were responding, you
would have noticed that I said, in so many words, that I have never been
able to make constructive use of O-specs.
And as to your precious "n-tier programming" (the technical term is
abstraction), it can be useful (I've seen it make programs smaller and
faster), or it can be a complete and utter waste of computer resources
and/or programmer time, producing huge, slow-executing programs that
don't do anything a smaller, faster, less-fanatically-abstracted program
could accomplish (other than sell bigger and faster hardware).
There are no panaceas anywhere in programming. The trick is having all
the right tools, knowing what to do with them, and applying that
knowledge without ideological prejudice.
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