This is a great post. Thanks for sharing. Absolutely hits the same notes.
I've used the comparison to a standard library before when arguing against helpers or utils.
If you look at a programming languages standard library (e.g. golang.org/pkg/), everything has a clear point and purpose, there's no helpers or utils, and yet the code there is for the most reuse possible.
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This is a great post. Thanks for sharing. Absolutely hits the same notes.
I've used the comparison to a standard library before when arguing against helpers or utils.
If you look at a programming languages standard library (e.g. golang.org/pkg/), everything has a clear point and purpose, there's no helpers or utils, and yet the code there is for the most reuse possible.