If you are thinking about abstraction, design patterns, and programming principles while you are programming, then you are not really programming. Rather you are wasting time fantasizing, not solving problems. The end goal is always to have good working code, not code that has been bent, twisted, and shoved into formations and structures in order to fulfill the vanity of someone living in a fairy tail. https://unixsheikh.com/articles/when-abstraction-design-patterns-and-principles-leads-to-spaghetti-code.html
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