> And unless your IDE is ed+cat, there is no hunting needed to jump to a definition of a method. Having layers of generality makes code easier to read. I compl

> And unless your IDE is ed+cat, there is no hunting needed to jump to a definition of a method. Having layers of generality makes code easier to read. I completely disagree; adding extra indirection/generality always makes your code harder to understand. Adding meaningful/intuitive abstractions makes it significantly easier though. My pet peeve is Java interfaces that only exist because you need to be able to mock the object in testing, but otherwise only have one real implementation. Especially when the name gives no indication that it's an interface, so you only find out after you pressed F3.