How to Write More Readable Code (The Rule of Six)

In the article "The Rule of Six" by David Amos, the author discusses the principles of effective programming concerning multitasking management. He notes that in the world of technology and programming, we often face challenges associated with handling many tasks at once. Specifically, the emphasis is on how too many simultaneous tasks can lead to chaos and a decrease in the quality of work. Amos suggests that adhering to a principle of six tasks at a time can be an effective way to mitigate mental overload. By arbitrarily limiting ourselves to six tasks, we can focus on what is most important, allowing us to execute each task more efficiently and with better quality.