Two points 1. All his developer errors are not best practices. 2. Writing domain logic is sooo much easier than writing the plumbing/integration logic that co

Two points 1. All his developer errors are not best practices. 2. Writing domain logic is sooo much easier than writing the plumbing/integration logic that comprises most enterprise development. One of the hardest things in software is defining the right abstractions and names. But in domain logic 80% of those names and abstractions have already been created. Oh what am I gonna call this thing my company owns that generates profit and losses for us and generally resides at a single location. Maybe I'll call it a "Store". Versus what do I call this thing that decides whether we pull information from bing or google based on complicated rules around performance, cost, and time of day. BingGoogleApiDecider?