After 33 years of programming, after going through OOP stage and DRY stage, I have come to conclusion that WET code is best for day-to-day, long-term maintainab

After 33 years of programming, after going through OOP stage and DRY stage, I have come to conclusion that WET code is best for day-to-day, long-term maintainable code. DRY always leads to over engineering and premature abstraction that falls apart the moment new requirement arises. WET code is boring and tedious but simple to maintain. It scales fairly linearly and timelines are easier to estimate.