I really like the comparison of classes to drawers. When people say they have difficulty finding the right classes because there are too many, the problem often is, that these classes are not organized in the right way.
When you have your classes organized in a folder structure that maps the domain logic really well it is actually quite easy to find the class you are looking for.
This is a great series about clean code.
Thanks a lot.
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I really like the comparison of classes to drawers. When people say they have difficulty finding the right classes because there are too many, the problem often is, that these classes are not organized in the right way.
When you have your classes organized in a folder structure that maps the domain logic really well it is actually quite easy to find the class you are looking for.
This is a great series about clean code.
Thanks a lot.