Some things overlap, but I think your comment is more about KISS. Early abstractions don't fit KISS. And I believe banging out ugly code can still fit KISS beca

Some things overlap, but I think your comment is more about KISS. Early abstractions don't fit KISS. And I believe banging out ugly code can still fit KISS because it does the job. DRY falls into a different category. For example if you use `.toFixed(2)` to format floats everywhere it is better to abstract it to a function. And I believe this is what the article is about. Formatting a float is a kind of logic or knowledge about how you present values in the view. You should not repeat this knowledge because if it is later decided that the view must show 3 decimals you are in trouble. Maybe DRY can be easily explained by: don't repeat (business) logic.