@ChrisArter MRW after said scenario

@iamaponte yeahhh buddy

@ChrisArter As in using Vanilla everything...no frameworks!?

@amiamigo97

@ChrisArter What makes it overengineered…

@dj_gostosa Lots of code solving imaginary future problems, anticipating change that may never come or will be completely different than expected (because predicting the future is hard).

@ChrisArter Says the next engineer about the same code you just rewrote after you’re long gone. 😄

@schiefewelt

@ChrisArter Doing this right now 😅

@ChrisArter Oh doing this for the last week and I'm gonna tell, it feels so good lol

@ChrisArter Yea right 😅

@ChrisArter When refactoring code, you have to be focused on clarity and succinctness. Not sure that gratification is a measure of the quality of your coding.

@ChrisArter Actually yes, removed layer-based modularization and replaced it with component-based modularization. Also replaced type-based Dagger module splits with feature-based organization of Dagger modules. Suddenly you needed to change only 1 instead of 8 when adding a new screen. 😎

@ChrisArter You just described my week buddy! It feels a bit sad to remove code you spent so much time on, but also really really nice to know you won't need to worry about that mess anymore!

@ChrisArter Take more breaks from the computer.

@ChrisArter Have you ever ripped out a ton of over-engineered code and dramatically simplified your codebase WHILE having sex?

@ChrisArter Domain layer abusing ne from corner

@MotoKris221 Yep. Exactly what I did. Realized by the time the I needed the complex code solution, I hopefully won’t be the one writing it 😅

@ChrisArter God like feeling when I structure even my small projects 😂