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I don't see your point. Code that's more modular, pluggable is by definition easier to delete. That should not be a reason to prevent us writing easy to delete
by jingw222 6y ago
I don't see your point. Code that's more modular, pluggable is by definition easier to delete. That should not be a reason to prevent us writing easy to delete code.
- kqr 6y agoIt took me a while to get it too: someone else downthread summarised it neatly as a version of the Peter principle: > all code tends to be refactored to its level of unrefactorability. This was a neat way to look at it!