I’m danish, like I assume the author is, and what he preaches here is very typical of meta-programming in our C# crazed nation. I get it too, it’s a lot easier

I’m danish, like I assume the author is, and what he preaches here is very typical of meta-programming in our C# crazed nation. I get it too, it’s a lot easier to have a lot of short functions with single responsibilities in a neat structure while you’re working on a C# project. As long as you know what you did and where you put it, it’s absolute bliss. It’s also really easy to sell your clients a lot of useless automated tests for this approach. Five years later when I come in to debug the monster you’ve lost track off, however, I’ll curse you to the death as I go through endless loops of “go to definition”.