This is a good observation. Some of the best codebases I’ve worked with are the ones whose authors insisted on keeping things easy to modify or remove (not by i

This is a good observation. Some of the best codebases I’ve worked with are the ones whose authors insisted on keeping things easy to modify or remove (not by introducing unnecessary abstraction, but by simplifying things as much as possible). Some of the worst codebases are those where the author assumed that their elegant solution is ultimate and will never be read in circumstances other than to be admired.