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mtwestra
on Oct 14, 2013
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You're right, it had escaped my attention. I have quoted them directly in the blog now. Thanks!
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I agree completely - once you're on the wrong side of the transition, it is hard to go back
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More importantly, it's not worth going back. At a certain point, it becomes actually less work to start over than to try to cut that Gordian Knot.
The problem then is when business logic is encapsulated in the mud.
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That's very interesting adrianN, thanks!
mtwestra
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Like Dexen says, the surprise is in the non-linearity. The sudden transition from a sparsely connected to a widely connected system comes somewhat unexpected (at least to me :-) ).
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