I need advice. I view "small methods/functions/units are better" as an axiom. How do you convince someone that 300 line methods are bad?
The answer is to break it into 30 modules which all override a 10 line function and call super. It's the rails way.
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Bonus points if order of module inclusion matters and is easy to get wrong. Getting it wrong should mean subtle bugs not errors.
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