Patronizing Language Design?
BLS
windevguy at hotmail.de
Mon Jul 13 17:21:34 PDT 2009
Walter Bright wrote:
> the larger the project and the more people are involved in it, the
> better off you are with isolation between modules and better enforcement
> of interfaces.
It's not about language design , what I have to say is more about
complex software systems in general. f.i. we are developing a
multi-national / lingual biz orientated database- software. guess you
can imagine that dealing with _different_ date/time formats, measuring
units, tax/gst rules, zip/postal codes, commonwealth accounting vs the
rest of us, GL (what's that), and of course a plug in based design..is
something we can call a bit complex .
This project started as ONE! (unbelievable) man show (plus helper)
project and gratefully fails..
What I did () was to take out the complexity by separating the project
into logical units.. groupware/estimation/accounting/assets....... and
to hire people.
advantage ?
it works..
why not with a single genius..
most probably because it is impossible to keep the big picture AND all
the details in your mind.
So I don't agree with you, Walter.. in case that a system becomes too
complex I would split it.(while remaining the boss , better paid beside)
hope I don't miss your point.
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