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This works both ways. I have looked at other people's code and screamed, "Who wrote this &%*$^#?!?!?" Unfortunately, half the time it's my own.
by edw519 16y ago
This works both ways.
I have looked at other people's code and screamed, "Who wrote this &%*$^#?!?!?"
Unfortunately, half the time it's my own.
- chegra 16y agoWhat is your github address?
- umjames 16y agoI think that means that all code you expose to the public should have the date it was created and last modified preferably in the files themselves. If your later code is better than the earlier code, it shows you're learning to program better.
- bullseye 16y agohttp://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Please-Think-Twice.aspx http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Please-Think-Twice.aspx