The secret to great code is to get the smallest program possible without resorting to being clever, while generalizing to as large a problem space as possible given the time constraints. Make all of the broad strokes explicit, while making all of the details implicit. Get this right, keep it clean and consistent, and you've got elegance.
2008-02-22
A Great Program
From The Programmer's Paradox: Fundamental Coding Issues:
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