>Simpler code almost always wins I strongly agree ! At my current company we are ramping up the team and want to go from 4 very senior engineers to 35. The

>Simpler code almost always wins I strongly agree ! At my current company we are ramping up the team and want to go from 4 very senior engineers to 35. The very complex architecture based on functional programming that we are using will probably be a major hindrance here. I don't understand your remark on interfaces though. I tend to have many, even for one click method. If I want to have a callback for a list item tap, I create an interface for that very specific item, that way it is very easy to decouple view and business and it also is extremely easy to debug in Intellij. In one click I get from the interface declaration in the viez to it's implemenentation in the business logic. Why does it hinder debugging in your use case ?