True. Most business apps I've seen seemed like people did serious research into how to write the worst code from a performance point of view. Gazillions of wrappers upon wrappers, tons of indirection, data being copied and recopied thousands of times, creating FactoryFactoryFactories just for the sake of it.
If people would pay more attention on how the data flows instead of Uncle Bob and GoF, they would not only end up with a cleaner software architecture but also with more performance.
If people would pay more attention on how the data flows instead of Uncle Bob and GoF, they would not only end up with a cleaner software architecture but also with more performance.