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My general strategy - usually applied on a much smaller scale - was the first time I needed to do something similar (or the same) I'd copy the code. The second
by HankB99 4y ago
My general strategy - usually applied on a much smaller scale - was the first time I needed to do something similar (or the same) I'd copy the code. The second time, I'd consider abstracting it. By that time I had three applications and could better identify what was common and what was specific to a particular usage. I wonder if something like that can be applied to larger libraries.
- personalidea 4y agoThat is what I tend to do as well. Heard it being called AHA programming. Avoid hasty abstractions.