I wonder if DRY is still a principle worth holding onto in the AI coding era. I mean it probably is, but this feels like enough of a shift in coding design that re-evaluating principles designed for human-only coding might be worth the effort
I wonder if DRY is still a principle worth holding onto in the AI coding era. I mean it probably is, but this feels like enough of a shift in coding design that re-evaluating principles designed for human-only coding might be worth the effort