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My experience matches this. It's so liberating as well. I find it easier to internalise such code in my head compared to abstraction-soup. As you can imagine, I
by porridgeraisin 2y ago
My experience matches this. It's so liberating as well. I find it easier to internalise such code in my head compared to abstraction-soup. As you can imagine, I like golang.
- exe34 2y agoMe three. I'm even happy to refactor code into a form where there's less repetition and perhaps more parametrised functions, etc. Finding my way around a soup of ultra abstracted Matryoshka ravioli is my least favourite part of programming. Instead of simplifying things, now I need to consult 12 different objects spread over as many files before I can create a FactoryFactory.