This is my take from writing object oriented code (I don't know how broadly applicable to functional languages it is). I started off writing code in a procedur

This is my take from writing object oriented code (I don't know how broadly applicable to functional languages it is). I started off writing code in a procedural style with no organisation. I was told that was bad so I created fragmented abstracted code where everything did very little across 10s of classes and methods. Now I write procedural style code again, I don't worry about long methods as long as the flow is obvious and the abstractions, used sparingly, feel right.