Here’s my “Rule of 10” for functions, components and modules:
<ul>
<li>If a function has &gt;10 lines of code, break out into multiple functions.</li>
<li>If a component has &gt;10 functions, break out into multiple components.</li>
<li>If a module has &gt;10 components, break out into multiple modules.</li>
</ul>
Update 1: I break these rules on a daily basis…
Update 2: Something I noticed recently, is that when I break up my code in micro functions, it’s much easier to spot repetitive and redundant code. I aim for tiny functions calling other tiny functions.

Here’s my “Rule of 10” for functions, components and modules:
	If a function has &gt;10 lines of code, break out into multiple functions.
	If a component has &gt;10 functions, break out into multiple

The “Rule of 10” for functions, components and modules