> Organize and design systems To extend on that point, I think that better programming happens when you don't simply apply prefab design patterns to every prob

> Organize and design systems To extend on that point, I think that better programming happens when you don't simply apply prefab design patterns to every problem or be overzealous with those patterns. This is where things like object-orientation, MVC, SOLID, DRY, abstraction, inheritance, overly-organized code with lots of categories for different things, decoupling, etc. can be taken too far or be applied to the wrong problems. Basically, don't believe in any one thing. Just understand different approaches and realize that nearly all of them have a % probability of succeeding. That can even mean writing things in a more procedural way.