On 24 March 2014 03:39, Len Bullard <> wrote:
> The Average Code Monkey sees stringbuilder, textwriter, textreader, doc.load
> XPath find, and the validator callback among others. We speculate the deep
> mysteries but day to day work is learning and scripting in a framework. MS
> blows it in XML by not understanding it as a composable format so relegates
> it to the limits of the code editor. Pobrecito. The utility of XML is
> standing up project publishing systems that deliver complex data in final
> fixed formats. From XML to PDF, it's a smooth breeze.
>
Recently has become popular the expression "opinionated". You can
find cool magicks in github that declare themselves "no opinionated".
https://github.com/search?q=opinionated&type=Repositories&ref=searchresults
Maybe is not bad design to give some people a opinionated framework,
where what you can do with xml is very limited. Or maybe is a bad
idea. But is a choice to make when designing a framework. "How much
freedom to screew things I give to the users of this framework?".
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