I think Ousterhout’s observation that deep interfaces are more useful is a very astute one. There is a kind of programmer who finds it satisfying to write lots of boilerplate but it doesn’t make the code maintainable.
Short functions can be good because you then name each short section of code, but a comment can offer that more flexibly.
I think Ousterhout’s observation that deep interfaces are more useful is a very astute one. There is a kind of programmer who finds it satisfying to write lots of boilerplate but it doesn’t make the code maintainable.
Short functions can be good because you then name each short section of code, but a comment can offer that more flexibly.