Think about it as you go: beauty is simple-Evaluation of software pragmatism

I accidentally read a blog on csdn, "is the software enough ?",
Link: http://blog.csdn.net/iversonlee/archive/2006/03/22/632523.aspx

I think the essay on architecture design I wrote a few days ago is a little tough ......

I still want to say a few words about software pragmatism, because I am a "practical first"ProgramMember.

1. I think the so-called "software is enough" is actually a popular expression of "the greatest truths and simplicity". The practicality of the software industry reflects "user-oriented" rather than "technology-oriented, many programmers are hard to understand or accept. The idea of "being simple" is the most obvious in the programmer circle. Especially for customers who do not understand the technology, programmers often lack enough patience.

2. There is no conflict between the "Design Model" and "software pragmatism". On the contrary, software pragmatism pursues the simplest method to achieve the demand, which relies on a good design model. It mainly targets the concept of "over-design" that is common in the industry. The so-called greatest truths are simple and wise. Our ancestors have long told us:The seemingly simple and clumsy method is sometimes the best way to solve the problem.

3. Software pragmatism is based on this view that "changes are unpredictable", so "changes should not be changed ". That is to say, if we cannot stay ahead of the changes, we can only keep pace with the changes. The concept of "sub-design" assumes that we can predict and even guide changes. It is a very dangerous behavior to try to change the customer in the immature software market, which is a fierce competition in China.

4.Flexibility and reusability are in conflict, while simplicity is a balance between them.If all the demands and future changes are within the sphere of force of my framework, this is truly a joy. Otherwise, modify the framework to meet the requirements, or expand the framework to meet the needs, resulting in time costs, as well as spam buried with potential system security risks.CodeIt is the pain we have to bear.

Finally, let's say something unrelated:It's a three-byte drug !!!