A basic design principle-concise, concise, so stable description

A basic principle of design: concise. Only simple things are stable, and the complexity is caused by changes because of instability. Unstable objects are not described in logical languages or are difficult to accurately describe. it is meaningful to express the stable and clear logic. You can use ProgramDescribe a straight line, but can you use a program to describe the motion of smoke? Business problems that have not been clarified in management ideas should not be solved through programs. This is futile. Capacity is required to simplify and simplify complex problems. This is due to a deep understanding and a high degree of generalization of complex problems. It is unwise to introduce new concepts to solve the problems that cannot be solved in the old system. At least it cannot be solved. We should try to introduce as few new concepts as possible to confuse customers and our own developers.