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This really starts to matter when you're working with other programmers. There's always a fine line between too much refactoring and micromanaging, so I basical
by thinkcomp 16y ago
This really starts to matter when you're working with other programmers. There's always a fine line between too much refactoring and micromanaging, so I basically try to keep things to a level where I can quickly understand what's going on with one read-through. If I can't, there's a problem, and it's time to start cleaning things up.
- mishmash 16y ago> This really starts to matter when you're working with other programmers. And see I've been solo for about two years which means I haven't had to manage any of those external expectations that you get from being on a team.