Tom Söderlund
1 min readJul 2, 2017

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Definitely :-) but I try to apply this daily when building www.weld.io (web/app building tool for non-techies), which is now a quite complex app with a big front-end component and a sprawling microservice architecture.

One way how I apply the “Rule of 10" is with inline micro functions. E.g. just chaining a few Lodash statements together quickly becomes difficult to read, so I try to wrap this in an inline function, often with a longish name (e.g. removeDuplicatesAndMakeAllKeysCamelcased()).

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Tom Söderlund
Tom Söderlund

Written by Tom Söderlund

CTO. Dad. Feminist. Lover. Fan of AI 🧠, environment 🌎, lean startup 📊, surfskate 🛹, cappuccinos ☕ and movies 🎬. Still learning.

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