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Then the problem here seems like the lack of drive towards intention-revealing naming. It's burdensome, but worth it when the intention is revealed and prevents
by cottsak 7y ago
Then the problem here seems like the lack of drive towards intention-revealing naming. It's burdensome, but worth it when the intention is revealed and prevents the navigation to the implementation.
But like the author said, the reuse fallacy prevents this from having a good RoI until there is a significant usage of said abstraction.