Violating the DRY Principle : when duplication leads to better outcomes
Recently, while working on a project, I began to reflect on the application of the DRY principle. I often avoid repetition, ensuring that every piece of knowledge in the system had a single, unambiguous representation. This approach had served me wel...
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Nazarii Moshenskyi
Yes, and this might also lead to a base class antipattern. When you are trying generalize things that have less and less in common over time.