> I was amazed at how far I could get with such a rudimentary tooling. Are you just 1 person working on a project? A lot of "best practices" aren't particular

> I was amazed at how far I could get with such a rudimentary tooling. Are you just 1 person working on a project? A lot of "best practices" aren't particularly needed when you're flying solo and know your code and mental processes inside and out. Where this starts to get hairy is when you have multiple developers all trying to understand one person's mental model of how the code is structured, all in one file that they have to work in.