If you write too much code because your editor makes it easy, you're a bad programmer. Period. Good programmers detest redundant code and seek to reduce it reg

If you write too much code because your editor makes it easy, you're a bad programmer. Period. Good programmers detest redundant code and seek to reduce it regardless. Maybe this guy used too many code generators or something. Regardless he is way off. Good editors make refactoring easy, which encourages refactoring. And what's wrong with calling a method from lots of places? That's what methods are for. Good editors also reduce typos and cognitive load, both of which contribute to faster, higher quality development.