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still be easier to understand and reason about than the latter because the former was designed to be easy to understand. All those things you mentioned: clean
by p1esk 8y ago
still be easier to understand and reason about than the latter because the former was designed to be easy to understand.
All those things you mentioned: clean separation of concerns, standard libraries, etc, are only easier to understand if you already know about them. If you have no clue what a standard library is, what it does, or how it fits in the design, then you're faced with more complexity to understand than a code which implements everything from scratch.