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In your part of the industry, perhaps. My experience has been the opposite.
by danielmarkbruce 2y ago
In your part of the industry, perhaps. My experience has been the opposite.
- ravenstine 2y agoSame. From what I've seen, most code is written with abstractions and DRY as a high priority rather than writing code that is performant and doesn't take jumping between 5 different files to make sense of it.
- danielmarkbruce 2y agoI started writing Go around 2012 or so because of the file jumping thing. Drove me nuts. I'm sure there were many folks doing the same thing.