Good piece, thank you! Decomposing these good classes into multiple classes and leveraging DI is probably the best way to manage the complexity. I find it helpful to graph a class and put complex or large amounts of functionality into their own classes.
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Good piece, thank you! Decomposing these good classes into multiple classes and leveraging DI is probably the best way to manage the complexity. I find it helpful to graph a class and put complex or large amounts of functionality into their own classes.