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by chipsambos
4057 days ago
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> Another far more common antipattern that isn't mentioned here is premature abstraction He does address this one in point 9: Useless (Poltergeist) Classes
Useless classes with no real responsibility of their own, often used to just invoke methods in another class or add an unneeded layer of abstraction. Over-abstraction is extremely common in 'Enterprise' Java codebases too. |
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