They were great links, very interesting read.
I fall on the side of liking the use of shared code. A function might be only five lines long, but the effort that went into creating it is not reflected in the length, and some short snippets are incredibly clever, or thoughtful, or efficient.
The use of dependencies though, in a jenga tower collapse of relationships, causing system failures is (from a wry outside perspective) quite funny. As Azer Koçulu put it himself, his actions will only make the entire system stronger in the long run. It was bound to happen eventually.
I support him entirely. He was absolutely right to remove all his stuff.
Thanks for sharing - I was feeling a bit bored but really enjoyed those articles.
Paul.
