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Seems to me a useful topic for learning python. For those who want and know µl) no more.
In the 90's (and 0's) 1C was simply more affordable...and not without its owners' control :-) and the same familiar battle with 7 vs 8 ...a la the competition with themselves
slightly praising 1C, I mean the 8. To my stern opinion, if it were lighter with the licence (or price) - almost perfect erp. Without getting stuck in the bay (outside special "configurations") - just like a poet's dream for a relational database.
In the 90's (and 0's) 1C was simply more accessible...and it seems that it was not without its owners :-) and the same familiar battle with 7 vs 8 ...a la competition with themselves
slightly praising 1C, I mean the 8. To my stern opinion, if it were lighter with the licence (or price) - almost perfect erp. Without getting stuck in the bay (outside special "configurations") - just like a poet's dream for a relational database.
I don't get it at all. What's so bad there? Comms are needed. Copying may not always be there. But it's a bit of a mixture.
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It's not about comments, it's about commented code, which is found in 1C system modules every now and then
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The code in 1C is terribly copied, the DRY principle does not work there.