Who doesn’t love a taxonomy? Previously on Locally Sourced: We talked about test speed, and we asked why you hired that test? If you like this kind of thing, tell a friend or colleague. One thing that I see a lot in online discussion of programming styles is the idea that Object-Oriented Programming is just one thing that you either do, or don’t do. I think that’s reductive, and not just because different languages encourage different structures in objects. There are a lot of different ...
