> Improve your code by making it do less not more. Exactly. The problem is that code can tend to be either crap (spaghetti) or too much code (too many methods

> Improve your code by making it do less not more. Exactly. The problem is that code can tend to be either crap (spaghetti) or too much code (too many methods and layers of extraction). So, I'd go one step further: code should do less, not more, and should be clear and understandable, without making unnecessary sacrifices. What is clear to me isn't clear to everyone else, but striving for clarity and simplicity isn't a bad thing.