The key concept they always helps me is to minimize side effects per function. One thing goes in, one thing comes out (in an abstract sense). Multiple side effe

The key concept they always helps me is to minimize side effects per function. One thing goes in, one thing comes out (in an abstract sense). Multiple side effects starts getting dodgy as it makes the function harder to predict and reason about. I do err for longer easier to read functions. And don’t compose into functions until it’s clear you will actually reuse the code or you actually need to reuse it :) DRY is good but premature composition is just as annoying as premature optimization.