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One thing I did pick up going through these stages is to not define functions in advance. I implement things once for a specific case and only when I need the same thing performed elsewhere, I refactor. Similarly to how I never do premature optimization. OK, story time over.
On the flip side: When I can, I try to make as many functions as is reasonable. Even if it's just one line. In my experience, GCC at -O3 is usually smart enough to inline things without explicit hints, and being able to read code prosaically is a huge help when I come back later.
Even just a few lines of code can become as opaque as a brick in just a few days, and I'd rather see get_rampdown_frame_count(channel_index); than whatever is in the function itself.
I write comments everywhere for that same reason.
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