Thanks. That does touch on it. What I'd really like, though, is to be beat over the head with it, without a trace of subtlety, and without diluting it by incorporating any other concepts.
When I was getting started (and even now) a big problem was that an article would explain something but make the context so complex that it was difficult to isolate the part I wanted so that I could apply it in another context.
Over time I've gotten better at seeing through that, but I'm still just as likely to just skip to the next article.
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You might check this article here: medium.com/@tacsiazuma/the-lost-be...
It focuses on refactoring, but test contra-variance also applied to do it.
Thanks. That does touch on it. What I'd really like, though, is to be beat over the head with it, without a trace of subtlety, and without diluting it by incorporating any other concepts.
When I was getting started (and even now) a big problem was that an article would explain something but make the context so complex that it was difficult to isolate the part I wanted so that I could apply it in another context.
Over time I've gotten better at seeing through that, but I'm still just as likely to just skip to the next article.