The less you need to know about the code's internals the better encapsulation you've got. More encapsulation is a good thing since it allows us to move further up and do more with less. I think it was Paul Graham who said; "Always use the highest possible level of abstraction, since it allows you to deliver more with less". I insanely agree with this thinking, to the point where I arguably built my entire career around it, in implementing Magic - Literally ...
Magic is a good thing, always, think about it - All the best languages have high levels of magic at its core; SQL, HTLML, CSS, etc. The reason why these languages are great, is because you don't need to understand how they do what they do, you can just trust them to always doing it ...
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It's hard to put a lot of faith in something that doesn't provide unit tests and code coverage. What may work right now may not work tomorrow after it gets hacked on.
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The less you need to know about the code's internals the better encapsulation you've got. More encapsulation is a good thing since it allows us to move further up and do more with less. I think it was Paul Graham who said; "Always use the highest possible level of abstraction, since it allows you to deliver more with less". I insanely agree with this thinking, to the point where I arguably built my entire career around it, in implementing Magic - Literally ...
Magic is a good thing, always, think about it - All the best languages have high levels of magic at its core; SQL, HTLML, CSS, etc. The reason why these languages are great, is because you don't need to understand how they do what they do, you can just trust them to always doing it ...
It's hard to put a lot of faith in something that doesn't provide unit tests and code coverage. What may work right now may not work tomorrow after it gets hacked on.