> It’s never too early to start thinking about the long term prospects of the product you’re building.
- it's practically the opposite of what on higher level of software development is called YAGNI - "you ain't gonna need it". In other words, it's actually detrimental to "optimize too early", in more than one way.
At the same time it would be nice to have an alternative way to develop software for microcontrollers, without Arduino's unwanted features, like those described.
> It’s never too early to start thinking about the long term prospects of the product you’re building.
- it's practically the opposite of what on higher level of software development is called YAGNI - "you ain't gonna need it". In other words, it's actually detrimental to "optimize too early", in more than one way.
At the same time it would be nice to have an alternative way to develop software for microcontrollers, without Arduino's unwanted features, like those described.