Another stellar post from Michael Kaplan’s Sorting it all Out blog regarding the size of the code solution:
“For me the worst part is that some of the people who did the original work don't even see an issue here -- they feel quite good about all they have done and don't see the irony that happens when they are a bit piqued when those it was done for aren't "more appreciative." I have found myself apologizing for "those who don't know any better" quite a bit in recent times.”
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This seems to be a surprise to so many people that the size of a solution could become a limiting factor. And has been a problem for as long as there has been coders. But Michael’s post demonstrates that indeed, one size isn’t necessary a fit for all, one way or another, smaller or bigger. It’s always a balancing game and here are some excellent considerations.