We’ve been taught to fear duplication. But duplication isn’t the enemy, premature abstraction is. This post explores how abstraction should emerge, not be forced, and why rushing to DRY things up often leads to tangled, rigid design. Wait for the abstraction to earn its place.
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Wait for the Abstraction to Earn Its Place
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We’ve been taught to fear duplication. But duplication isn’t the enemy, premature abstraction is. This post explores how abstraction should emerge, not be forced, and why rushing to DRY things up often leads to tangled, rigid design. Wait for the abstraction to earn its place.