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The Hidden Cost of Abstractions: Why Clean Code Isn’t Always Good Code
Clean code feels good, but every layer of abstraction hides a tiny tax on performance and clarity. Here's why it matters.
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Clean code feels good, but every layer of abstraction hides a tiny tax on performance and clarity. Here's why it matters.
Explore the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle in software engineering, its benefits, and actionable tips to write maintainable and scalable code by avoiding repetition.