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* Easy to get core logic up and running, reasonable to make bottle necks efficient | * Easy to get core logic up and running, reasonable to make bottle necks efficient | ||
* With great power comes great responsibility | * With great power comes great responsibility | ||
* One tool: the language should be able to run as a script to manage the build | |||
== Reduce Code == | == Reduce Code == | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 11 May 2020
What are the core values driving the project?
- Maintenance and readability
- SOC
- Testing
- Use a few concepts well
- Easy to get core logic up and running, reasonable to make bottle necks efficient
- With great power comes great responsibility
- One tool: the language should be able to run as a script to manage the build
Reduce Code
Most C# projects have a class that does a thing as unit of work (a few methods) and some tests. But to support this we end up with
- an interface
- a serialization (DB) model
- a message model
To reduce this we should derive an interface from it's methods. And a model should be able to be reasonably reused in many contexts.