Document your code - Whether its documenting a Web Service API or documenting a simple class, document as you go. I've been accused of over-commenting my code a

Document your code - Whether its documenting a Web Service API or documenting a simple class, document as you go. I've been accused of over-commenting my code and that's something I'm proud of. This is something I'm "guilty" of not doing, but I really can't. In the beginning I was commenting a lot my projects, even writing Doxygen documentation for every class and method. But I find it really disruptive of my programming process. While I write code my thoughts go on pretty fast, and stopping commenting breaks my flow. Doing it after the code is completed does not work for me, I never do it and these kind of tasks accumulate. Moreover when I read code I never read comments, but just the code. I believe that very well written code does not need much commenting. I put comments when I do something that can't be evinced by the code because is some sort of exception or workaround.