We found that the key is to distinguish between writing and reading. Writing is tied to the computation and there we want as much expression as possible, and text is often hard to replace. But whatever we write, it's just data, and data can be read in many ways, depending on the question we have about it. That is the basis of what we call, moldable development. Not only are we using views extensively (in the range of thousands per system), we find it provides a significant competitive advantage, too.
