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"Bad" code also has way less abstractions. It's ridiculously easy to change something (unless it's really spaghetti/everything is intertwined) "Good" and moder
by Pannoniae 3y ago
"Bad" code also has way less abstractions. It's ridiculously easy to change something (unless it's really spaghetti/everything is intertwined)
"Good" and modern code often has many abstractions. In some cases, that gives ultimate flexibility, but in some cases, if you are fighting the abstraction or the framework, it will make it almost impossible to change.
- ldjkfkdsjnv 3y agoI was going to post this, abstractions almost never work out well as the code base changes