The moment in my career when I had enough experience to have my own understanding of what makes code maintainable and organized and didn't have to just kind of

The moment in my career when I had enough experience to have my own understanding of what makes code maintainable and organized and didn't have to just kind of rely on the opinions of a couple popular other people was a glorious day. It's not like their theories are all bad, it's just they're prescriptive to their personal style and there are actually a lot of perfectly good ways to organize code.