> My personal method is, every line of code that I write, I write for someone else. If it's internal, it's always for another developer (who may not exist) and

> My personal method is, every line of code that I write, I write for someone else. If it's internal, it's always for another developer (who may not exist) and, for the upper layers, a user (of the function/API/library) that may peek behind the scenes trying to debug some problem. > If it's anything facing the "user", it's entirely written for that user, and I know they're not very good at reading or writing software. In my opinion a very reliable way to get a deep hate on the respective person.