Wouldn't these use-cases be better solved by public accessor methods though? I really liked the idea at first blush too, but the more I thought about it, the more I came around to the fact that it's ultimately the class…
+1 this is what I do as well. If you have any semblance of uniformity in your project folder structure, you can even automate the build/deploy process with a simple shell script/bash function. Of course, this quickly…
Wouldn't these use-cases be better solved by public accessor methods though? I really liked the idea at first blush too, but the more I thought about it, the more I came around to the fact that it's ultimately the class…
+1 this is what I do as well. If you have any semblance of uniformity in your project folder structure, you can even automate the build/deploy process with a simple shell script/bash function. Of course, this quickly…