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Enterprise-ready, battle-tested and unit-tested have little to nothing to do with clean code. Clean code is really talking about readability here.
by gamesbrainiac 11y ago
Enterprise-ready, battle-tested and unit-tested have little to nothing to do with clean code. Clean code is really talking about readability here.
- chii 11y agoThe enterprise fizzbuzz does exactly what is asked of in the spec, allow room for expansion, split all responsibilities into modules which could be concurrently worked on by many different people/teams, and the testing ensures that miscommunication doesn't ruin a code base. In my books, that's clean.
- coltonv 11y agoThat joke went really far above your head...