The Art of Doing One Thing Well
14 June, 2017, Aten Design Group
It’s ingrained into nearly every programmer’s psyche … When a function gets too big, break it out into smaller ones. When a class gets too complex, break it down. It’s the essence of the Single Responsibility Principle: do one thing well.… While this good practice is etched into our brains, the actual art of composing complexity out of small, simple components is not so well developed in many of our minds. How should we break things out? Where are the component parts that can be separated? When is a little copying better than a little dependency?
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