The problem with the author is that he expects all code to be written the same way that he would have written it. Nobody can read his mind but yet he's expecti

The problem with the author is that he expects all code to be written the same way that he would have written it. Nobody can read his mind but yet he's expecting rookies to write like veterans. Typically experienced developers mentor junior developers. If that's not what the author wants to do, then hire only senior developers to not worry about junior mistakes. Also instead of pointing out all the wrong things, pointing out the good things too are a way to boost the junior developer's motivation.