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But isn't the point of literate exactly that? You keep your code and your docs (design, description etc) closely knit. So even if you need to change your softwa
by ecthiender 11y ago
But isn't the point of literate exactly that? You keep your code and your docs (design, description etc) closely knit. So even if you need to change your software rapidly, you change your code and docs together.
PS: I'm trying to do literate for my full time programming, still trying to cross the hurdle.
- ucho 11y ago> keep your code and your docs closely knit It is hard. Most people I know try to replace comments with very descriptive variable and method names - that are easy to change in any IDE. On the other hand comments (and other docs) sooner or later turn into misinformation/lie, unless you have very disciplined developers, all of them.