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What if you are not there to explain your "magic" (which is just another word for clever here)? I get useful abstractions, but if your code has reached a point
by vr3690 11y ago
What if you are not there to explain your "magic" (which is just another word for clever here)? I get useful abstractions, but if your code has reached a point where you have to explicitly explain what your code does to fellow programmers, then you should probably revisit it and make it better.
If your code is clever but not readable, go back and make it readable.