Interesting, because I'm the entire opposite because I find myself rewriting lots of code when using FBVs compared to (G)CBVs. And then if one thing changes, that often precipitates a much larger PR than if I were using equivalent classes. There's no magic involved in them, just regular object oriented inheritance at play. That said, sites like Classy CBV <https://ccbv.co.uk/> help a great deal in understanding the background of what exactly goes in CBVs.
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