Yet another blog post for the sake of a blog post. Every educated software engineer know, that by respecting and following a fundamental programming methodolog

Yet another blog post for the sake of a blog post. Every educated software engineer know, that by respecting and following a fundamental programming methodologies, such as data-abstraction, modularity, encapsulation of details, and other basic techniques for managing the complexity of large systems, you will get maintainability and programmer-friendliness for free. The problem is - most of in-house back-end developers and their public teachers doesn't have a even a basic engineering education. People who have managed to understand the ideas on which the SICP book is based upon, let alone MIT graduates, never write such long but empty posts.