> The best structure is the most simple one. > Abstractions introduce more complexity There is truth in both of these statements. But also: "You can make a d

> The best structure is the most simple one. > Abstractions introduce more complexity There is truth in both of these statements. But also: "You can make a dog house out of anything" - Alan Kay What he's saying is that you can't make a skyscraper out of anything. You need some structure. The trick is to get the amount of structure right. Maybe Ousterhout has the right direction with "deep modules"