http://camz.wordpress.com/2004/09/03/fragile-developers/ Various Ramblings & Commentary Sun, 03 Aug 2008 07:51:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://camz.wordpress.com/2004/09/03/fragile-developers/#comment-6 Objective Relations « WoogaLog Sat, 07 Apr 2007 06:43:22 +0000 http://camz.wordpress.com/2004/09/03/fragile-developers/#comment-6 [...] Objective Relations April 6, 2007 Posted by camz in Software Development. trackback I have often heard people say that you can’t mix object models and relational models. I have to admit that I don’t get it, perhaps I’m too dumb to understand what they are trying to tell me, or perhaps not, I guess I’ll never know. I do know that the people most likely to say this have comp-sci degrees and learned how to program in an academic setting. They also tend to believe in “pure” programming methodologies, and they tend to call things patterns, and anti-patterns, and they probably talk about extreme programming. Unfortunately, most of them couldn’t spot a pattern in real code without a reference book and hours of research. You can probably tell by now (if you are still reading) that I don’t have a lot of respect for this sort of so called developers, and I’ve written about them before. [...] [...] Objective Relations April 6, 2007 Posted by camz in Software Development. trackback I have often heard people say that you can’t mix object models and relational models. I have to admit that I don’t get it, perhaps I’m too dumb to understand what they are trying to tell me, or perhaps not, I guess I’ll never know. I do know that the people most likely to say this have comp-sci degrees and learned how to program in an academic setting. They also tend to believe in “pure” programming methodologies, and they tend to call things patterns, and anti-patterns, and they probably talk about extreme programming. Unfortunately, most of them couldn’t spot a pattern in real code without a reference book and hours of research. You can probably tell by now (if you are still reading) that I don’t have a lot of respect for this sort of so called developers, and I’ve written about them before. [...]

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