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Spot on! If you find yourself writing the same boilerplate multiple times there's a problem in your language or tooling or the abstractions you are using.
by goodpoint 4y ago
Spot on!
If you find yourself writing the same boilerplate multiple times there's a problem in your language or tooling or the abstractions you are using.
- speedgoose 4y agoI rather write things twice instead of wasting time on a cheesy abstraction that no one will enjoy reading later on. When its 3 times, I can start to think about it but it's not always worth it.