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Oh I see what you’re saying. No, “the wrong abstraction” doesn’t intrinsically mean it’s more costly than duplicated code. A lot of people argue that the wrong
by jakelazaroff 3y ago
Oh I see what you’re saying. No, “the wrong abstraction” doesn’t intrinsically mean it’s more costly than duplicated code. A lot of people argue that the wrong abstraction is still better than having duplicated code. She’s saying that’s not the case.
- williamcotton 3y agoExactly, the Church of DRY. Heathens! The truth is found in the Church of the Rule of Three. ;)