Yes and no. They don't pay if you try to generilize before you have a problem. If you have a frequent use case that follows the same patterns, then you probab

Yes and no. They don't pay if you try to generilize before you have a problem. If you have a frequent use case that follows the same patterns, then you probably can benefit from an abstraction layer. But trying to build an abstraction layer before even having a use case then yes, it usually doesn't pay off.