Yes, but 'good coding practices' is relative/subject to interpretation. I see this as a necessary counterpoint to the 'Clean Code to extremes' in a lot of other blog posts.
It simply calls for some consideration before moving every little thing into another method.
Granted the title is clickbaity but that's just the curse of the modern web.
It simply calls for some consideration before moving every little thing into another method.
Granted the title is clickbaity but that's just the curse of the modern web.