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You really can't be a good developer on rules of thumb. The best code just does the minimum it needs to do (YAGNI) but still has the necessary abstractions for
by DoubleCluster 14y ago
You really can't be a good developer on rules of thumb. The best code just does the minimum it needs to do (YAGNI) but still has the necessary abstractions for for easy extensibility in the future. It's a fine line to walk on.