Very interesting article, so, the guideline is: build some basic abstractions, but not too many. Start writing your code without worrying too much about them, and after you have some clear directions on your app/project, you make some refactors, providing better abstractions, right?
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Very interesting article, so, the guideline is: build some basic abstractions, but not too many. Start writing your code without worrying too much about them, and after you have some clear directions on your app/project, you make some refactors, providing better abstractions, right?
That's basically it. A good way to determine whether you should build the abstraction is whether it involves business logic or not.