Love the smooth vs weird surface area cube analogy. It's like putting Band-Aids on when something actually needs an overhaul instead.
Also, as someone currently learning a new codebase, I find myself spending a lot more time reading the code and figuring out it's structure. This allows me to make sure I'm not writing in code that may be short in the "component" axis, but will increase the "time" axis. Personally, I find managing the "time" axis pays off more later on, but those are decisions to be thought over as the app grows.
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Love the smooth vs weird surface area cube analogy. It's like putting Band-Aids on when something actually needs an overhaul instead.
Also, as someone currently learning a new codebase, I find myself spending a lot more time reading the code and figuring out it's structure. This allows me to make sure I'm not writing in code that may be short in the "component" axis, but will increase the "time" axis. Personally, I find managing the "time" axis pays off more later on, but those are decisions to be thought over as the app grows.