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It's pretty weird to see "correct" justified by calling the opposite "poor taste". We're talking about a mismatch between a style of code and certain tools; a b
by abecedarius 10y ago
It's pretty weird to see "correct" justified by calling the opposite "poor taste". We're talking about a mismatch between a style of code and certain tools; a better answer is to use tools that work well with the style of code you like.
- mypalmike 10y agoIt's not just tooling. The more complex the expression, the more likely it would aid in understanding if you gave it a name.
- abecedarius 10y agoI agree that naming expressions often helps understanding, and that's worthwhile -- I guess I just disagree about this code at first glance. Maybe if I tried to delve into it.