Author here. Yep, definitely don't think conceptually what we've done is unique, but the implementation/use is. The "trick" here, is that the end user doesn't n

Author here. Yep, definitely don't think conceptually what we've done is unique, but the implementation/use is. The "trick" here, is that the end user doesn't need to know about these great software engineering best practices, they happen naturally. Re: "god class" or "function" -- that's not accurate. It's more like a "god script". This script was written by different authors, with different styles, all modifying replacing/adjusting the code in this script. Now, yes, could that team have avoided some of the problems had they just thought about it, kind of -- but as the post points out, that would only get you so far. The paradigm created ticks all the boxes and scales very well with the team and code base size. Anyway, I would love for you to install hamilton (pip install sf-hamilton) and try it, and give a first hand perspective :) We're always after feedback. Cheers!