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Jun 21 at 8:01 history protected gnat
Jun 21 at 7:59 answer added user474458 timeline score: 0
Jun 20 at 23:22 comment added Flater The very straightforward thing that I want to point out, based on the title alone, is that the specific storage structure tends not to be directly related to the purpose of the application. Those are two very different things with different considerations going into them. This is why most code base structures will separate these into two very distinct layers.
Jun 20 at 20:18 answer added Arseni Mourzenko timeline score: 2
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Jun 18 at 16:26 comment added Basilevs @GregBurghardt a link to the chat message
Jun 18 at 16:16 comment added Greg Burghardt And sometimes I also pair that grain of salt with a wedge of lime, and a shot of tequila. Remember that every tool or technique has its use cases, so it is never a universal "yes" or "no" (sorry, referring to my Software Engineering Chat with @Basilevs from a few minutes ago).
Jun 18 at 13:05 comment added Hans-Martin Mosner @Basilevs wiki.c2.com/?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast - as with all witty sayings, to be taken with a grain of salt.
Jun 18 at 13:00 comment added Basilevs @Hans-MartinMosner do have a reference for the quote? I'm considering questioning it.
Jun 18 at 10:08 comment added Hans-Martin Mosner These are a number of questions, and what will or won't work depends a lot on the context and environment. One pretty established approach is: * Make it work * Make it right * Make it fast --- I'll add: * Focus on one problem at a time (this is especially important on Stack Exchange)
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