On 1/30/21 11:56 PM, JJ Merelo wrote:
You can shave time by spinning off all business logic to a module that the customer can install. It will be precompiled when it does, and it will save a lot of time next time it's loaded. Perl does not need that, although of course modularizing will always allow you to use best practices like testing and reuse.
I write in Top Down and adore modules. In this instance, unless I break up the code into about 80 additional modules, every time I do something, the whole thing, less the existing modules, has to be recompiled.
