Why?
Maybe it's meant in an artistic sense, but under an engineering one I just don't see it.
Why?
Maybe it's meant in an artistic sense, but under an engineering one I just don't see it.
Sometimes the things we consider already solved can be solved better with nuances that maybe weren't considered before.
"We are destroying software telling new programmers: “Don’t reinvent the wheel!”. But, reinventing the wheel is how you learn how things work, and is the first step to make new, different wheels."
There are very real drawbacks to relying on other people's solutions to your problems. Sometimes they are outweighed by the hassle of implementing your own solution, but in many cases they do not.
> > Why?
> a "good design" is indeed innovative in some way
Proof by repetition, I guess? You haven't answered the question in any meaningful way, just repeated the original assertion. It's still as unsupported as it ever was.