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Can you share with us the video, Sergio? Looks interesting.
Indeed, MVC can be limiting if you contraint your code only in the Controller.
But by mdularizing your code in other classes helps when designing to scale.
Software Engineer @SciFY.
Live to learn something new -and write cleaner and more sustainable code- every day.
Passionate with learning and discovering new technologies, history, and psychology.
Yeah I would agree that MVC is a great concept and then I think even more granular - modularization of C + putting some thinking into "source of truth" for data and overall "state management" ensuring there is logic and order.
I think I did 3 major refactors to achieve that.
but I also would say - when I am prototyping (coding fast and dirty) I am actually fine with writing non scalable code as I don't see a problem to refactor it later on.
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Can you share with us the video, Sergio? Looks interesting.
Indeed, MVC can be limiting if you contraint your code only in the Controller.
But by mdularizing your code in other classes helps when designing to scale.
Sure! youtube.com/watch?v=nYkdrAPrdcw
Cool, thanks!
Yeah I would agree that MVC is a great concept and then I think even more granular - modularization of C + putting some thinking into "source of truth" for data and overall "state management" ensuring there is logic and order.
I think I did 3 major refactors to achieve that.
but I also would say - when I am prototyping (coding fast and dirty) I am actually fine with writing non scalable code as I don't see a problem to refactor it later on.