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The best way I’ve had this explained is that refactoring != DRY. Some methods have a similar structure, but if the problem they’re solving isn’t fundamentally s
by truculent 7y ago
The best way I’ve had this explained is that refactoring != DRY. Some methods have a similar structure, but if the problem they’re solving isn’t fundamentally similar then it’s not truly refactoring and you’re setting yourself up for more work in the future.