In the world of software management there exists a dread place called “dependency hell.” The bigger your system grows and the more packages you integrate into your software, the more likely you are to find yourself, one day, in this pit of despair.
This almost 5 year old blog post written by Steve Yegge is the perfect sunday reading if you fancy reading something clever about Nouns and Verbs in object oriented programming.
In the Kingdom of Javaland, where King Java rules with a silicon fist, people aren’t allowed to think the way you and I do. In Javaland, you see, nouns are very important, by order of the King himself. Nouns are the most important citizens in the Kingdom. They parade around looking distinguished in their showy finery, which is provided by the Adjectives, who are quite relieved at their lot in life. The Adjectives are nowhere near as high-class as the Nouns, but they consider themselves quite lucky that they weren’t born Verbs.
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Decaying beauty. (Taken with instagram)
Window of opportunity. (Taken with instagram)
Suspicion or curiosity? (Taken with instagram)
Latency or packet loss? (Taken with instagram)
Some ones kitchen sink. (Taken with instagram)
Reality (Taken with instagram)
If you look you will find something unique and authentic. (Taken with instagram)
