> You can interweave everything into one long function full of ifs and switches. E.g. procesurally. Not saying it is better.
No, you cannot, since you want to dispatch to components that you don't even know of (pulled in via class path or extension DLLs). Components that have not yet been written and will be provided by another team or 3rd party and never compiled in, but just added to the extension directory of the application.
It's getting a bit tiring hearing cargo cult JS developers talk the talk, but walking backwards in their blissful stench of second level ignorance.
No, you cannot, since you want to dispatch to components that you don't even know of (pulled in via class path or extension DLLs). Components that have not yet been written and will be provided by another team or 3rd party and never compiled in, but just added to the extension directory of the application.
It's getting a bit tiring hearing cargo cult JS developers talk the talk, but walking backwards in their blissful stench of second level ignorance.