I would recommend those to anyone here that hasn't seen them. I think this requires a big shift in community thinking. Programmers are trained in universities

I would recommend those to anyone here that hasn't seen them. I think this requires a big shift in community thinking. Programmers are trained in universities to throw OOP principles at every problem, and the DRY principle has deeply taken hold. Obviously both have their place, but they often used overzealously and come at the expense of readable and maintainable code.