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He removes it from code in plugins he uses? Meaning that if he upgrades, he either merges the changes, or does it all over again? That's not OCD. That's a gia
by wlievens 16y ago
He removes it from code in plugins he uses?
Meaning that if he upgrades, he either merges the changes, or does it all over again?
That's not OCD. That's a giant waste of time. Writing a script to do it automatically would have been less waste (a CSS minifier? surely that must already exist).
Commenting meticulously, streamlining indentation, writing commit logs consisting of full sentences, that's OCD (the good kind). "Fixing" perfectly fine libraries is stupid.
- weego 16y agoIndeed, my "oh" at the end was a little snide and was shorthand for "this entire blog post is worthless and it's basis is that you tell people to change how they code CSS purely because you think they should, with no technical reason whatsoever", but I too was blown away that you would remove things from working code because you feel like it... even worse, it obviously isn't his code. At least respect other people coding styles even if they aren't yours (as long as they are right).