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some amount of duplication is almost always preferred to the wrong abstraction This. This concisely expresses something I've learnt in the last few years but h
by codeulike 12y ago
some amount of duplication is almost always preferred to the wrong abstraction
This. This concisely expresses something I've learnt in the last few years but have struggled to write down. Generalising is great until you generalise in the wrong direction, then it creates extra complexity in all the other directions.
- mreiland 12y agoI agree, see my reply to the post you were replying to.