>The problem is expanding complexity with a lack of detail and exposition that allows for misunderstandings and perhaps even errors. I think this is also a pro

>The problem is expanding complexity with a lack of detail and exposition that allows for misunderstandings and perhaps even errors. I think this is also a problem in modern software development. Everyone writes a new API; uses obscure library A,B, and C; throws things together and claims it's their new pattern X. Then you're left with all this new complexity introduced by custom abstractions that often aren't transferable from one development case to the next and require learning entirely new sets of concepts that are poorly explained.