Herd Mentality and writing Compilers

Quotes from a discussion with Justin:

I am using Active Record out of Herd Mentality, you are big enough to be considered a herd.

And:

You are writing a compiler, this is just a state machine. Workflow Foundation is a state machine. You should use that to write the compiler.

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11/05/2007 09:45 AM by

Markus Zywitza

You are writing a compiler, this is just a state machine. Workflow Foundation is a state machine. You should use that to write the compiler.

Ahm, yes... and VS generated DataSets are a DAL, which should be used by repositories to keep your domain model clean from IDs, Save()-Methods and other Active Record "problems".

Amen

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