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Boilerplate that you can't get wrong is better than DRY in most cases by "get wrong" I mean through static analysis (linters or type checkers) or if it is plai
by DanielHB 2y ago
Boilerplate that you can't get wrong is better than DRY in most cases
by "get wrong" I mean through static analysis (linters or type checkers) or if it is plainly obvious by running it.
- kitkat_new 2y agoisn't encoding a requirement in the type applying DRY as well then?