3 ms·

I don't think it's mostly good or mostly bad in the abstract. DRYing code repeated for the same reason is mostly good. DRYing code coincidentally repeated for

I don't think it's mostly good or mostly bad in the abstract. DRYing code repeated for the same reason is mostly good. DRYing code coincidentally repeated for different reasons will sow code churn or inadvertent behavior shifts.

deadbabe 3y ago
If the reason for DRYing up code is simply because it looks the same as some other code, that’s a bad reason.