2017-11-27|Pasta Theory of Programming

Spaghetti   code: unstructured procedural programming
Lasagna     code: structured programming
Ravioli     code: object-oriented programming
Macaroni    code: the code that uses a mixture of computer languages

The Pasta Theory of programming is an idea that various programming structures can be likened to the structures of well-known pasta dishes.
- Spaghetti code: unstructured procedural programming
- Lasagna code: structured programming
- Ravioli code: object-oriented programming
- Macaroni code: the code that uses a mixture of computer languages
How about adding a couple more?
- Fusilli code: marketer-driven programming with a spin to make bad code look good (coined by Simon Sunatori)
- Cappelletti code: an attempt to conceal true nature of the code by appearance of complexity in order to provide an advantage over competitors (coined by François Sunatori)
I have realised that this concept applies to education if "programming" and "code" are replaced by "teaching".
Thank you very much for your attention.

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