When I started working on huge C++ projects some of them took an hour to compile. Not sure old wisdom translates to the python era...
One of the worst things I was advised to do by a professor in college was to put as much as possible in configuration files and away from code, because it makes things "easier" for "non-programmers". This just doesn't pan out in practice and you're stuck with an ugly mess.https://twitter.com/citnaj/status/1194773964813262849 …
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That’s a good potential legit use case. Maybe- the argument still stands that you often wind up with something g really hairy. But none of the instances that I’ve seen ever involved that sort of scenario.
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I had a boss that made me do that. Bad times
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Julian's Law Of Eventual Imperatives: all languages no matter how declarative eventually add imperative capabilities.
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