It’s not always that simple. While a useful guide code rot (degradation over time as changes are made) can cause problems. You’d be better off sticking to more established principles like SOLID.
yes this rule is better for startups and fast-paced/side/personal projects where you don't have much time to stick to SOLID neither you see the full picture to provide good abstractions .
but sticking to this one simple rule is easy and it can provide a better future for yourself dealing with the project .
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It’s not always that simple. While a useful guide code rot (degradation over time as changes are made) can cause problems. You’d be better off sticking to more established principles like SOLID.
yes this rule is better for startups and fast-paced/side/personal projects where you don't have much time to stick to SOLID neither you see the full picture to provide good abstractions .
but sticking to this one simple rule is easy and it can provide a better future for yourself dealing with the project .