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While true for writing books, I wouldn't consider code that doesn't pass a linter or compiler a useful part of one's portfolio. There is no editor equivalent wh
by cm3 10y ago
While true for writing books, I wouldn't consider code that doesn't pass a linter or compiler a useful part of one's portfolio. There is no editor equivalent who will fix your syntactic and semantic errors for you, and getting that right is an important part of your experience with a language/tool.
- dagw 10y agoThere is no editor equivalent It depends on what you are working on. A non-trivial part of my job involves working with domain expert scientists and taking their very clever, but badly written, code that solves some hard problem and turning it into fast, efficient and usable code.