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Totally making FormData immutable would solve the problem! The thing was that I've never had to make a calculation with this amount of requirements and (honestly) were expecting someone that would tell me this idea, in general, was insane! Thank you very much, making the FormData immutable and passing it to each calculation is definitely the way to go. Do you think everything else makes sense? :) Thank you very much!

HumbertoWoody
– HumbertoWoody

2020-03-31 18:58:09 +00:00
Commented Mar 31, 2020 at 18:58
@HumbertoWoody: at least, it does not look unreasonable to me. Solving problems by decomposing a data flow into several steps, with uniform interfaces and uniform concepts for controlling and validating the steps is a praxis-proven programming model which I have applied by myself sucessfully in the past (to some degree), and which I have seen working well a few times in larger contexts. If all those features mentioned in your question are really required is something you have decide by yourself, that is nothing an outsider can tell you.

Doc Brown
– Doc Brown

2020-03-31 19:30:28 +00:00
Commented Mar 31, 2020 at 19:30

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