Łukasz Reszke speaking at DDD Europe
summary
Argues that adding one more if feels cheap but causes compounding conditionals that make files, classes and functions balloon; shows that tests’ arrange sections become bloated arrange and maintenance becomes unpredictable as removing a condition risks systemic collapse; identifies the effect as cumulative rather than immediate, and frames the real cost as hidden coupling and brittle behaviour rather than line count — proposes targeted refactoring to stop the ship from taking on more water.
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