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Most code maintenance issues don't really appear until a relatively large amount of code and code evolution is involved. It's hard to include that in a blog pos
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Most code maintenance issues don't really appear until a relatively large amount of code and code evolution is involved. It's hard to include that in a blog post while keeping it digestible for the average reader.
In a small example, excessive duplication is not a problem, and excessive DRYness is not a problem.
Therefore, it makes some sense to me to leave out code, and just hope the reader has personal experience to draw relevant examples from.