Frontend Developer: Do Repeat Yourself _ by Szymon Chudy
"Don't Repeat Yourself", also known as DRY, is a foundational principle in software development, often learned early in a developer’s journey. At first glance it sounds simple and straightforward. But can it be misapplied? Let's explore it from the frontend perspective.
Winter view of Biskupia Kopa (as seen from Srebrna Kopa) Preface Don’t Repeat Yourself , also known as DRY, is a foundational principle in software development, often learned early in a developer’s journey. At first glance it sounds simple and straightforward. But can it be misapplied? Let’s explore it from the frontend perspective. Don’t Confuse Simple With Easy The main problem with the DRY rule is that it appears simple, straightforward, and universal. It’s almost a truism we can imagine applying to many areas of life. In the end, how can one misunderstand the Don’t Repeat Yourself phrase,
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