> If some principle results in a handful of single-method classes that don't really do anything on their own, the principle is not a good basis for design.
Absolutely agree. Proponents of approaches like this tend to only worry about intra-object complexity, and ignore the fact that a vast, complicated object graph is also hard to reason about.
Absolutely agree. Proponents of approaches like this tend to only worry about intra-object complexity, and ignore the fact that a vast, complicated object graph is also hard to reason about.