Huh. I had my own definition of Minimal Viable Programs: code that demonstrate how to do X, and only X. I found that tutorials often had unnecessary amount of

Huh. I had my own definition of Minimal Viable Programs: code that demonstrate how to do X, and only X. I found that tutorials often had unnecessary amount of complexity to show people how to do something, like encumbering an example with classes, title setting, etc, none of which is essential to the operation of the program and which makes it difficult to understand and learn. So, if I found a working example, I would strip the example down to its most essential until I cannot take away anymore without it ceasing to function. Maybe I should call it minimum viable examples instead.