>Like DRY is wrong? I don't really get the point of this article. More that it's a guideline, not a law. We should always use best judgement to decide when the

>Like DRY is wrong? I don't really get the point of this article. More that it's a guideline, not a law. We should always use best judgement to decide when the tradeoff of readability and declarative code is worth a small amount of repetition, rather than religiously refactoring something for the sake of it.