> But if you're not using a framework, the obvious thing is to do in a nominally typed language like Java or C++ is the "extract interface" refactoring
I've seen such statements here and there, and it makes me feel I'm missing a whole subculture of our industry. Seriously, are we learning things by IDE operations nowadays? Is selecting text and applying an option from the "automatic refactor" menu a first-class programming concept nowadays?
I've seen such statements here and there, and it makes me feel I'm missing a whole subculture of our industry. Seriously, are we learning things by IDE operations nowadays? Is selecting text and applying an option from the "automatic refactor" menu a first-class programming concept nowadays?