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Lots of open source projects are well architected and cleanly written[1]. Demanding that they also be problem free, or future proof, is a red herring. I've neve
by adamlett 8y ago
Lots of open source projects are well architected and cleanly written[1]. Demanding that they also be problem free, or future proof, is a red herring. I've never heard any proponent of clean code claim that these are side effects of clean code.
[1] Examples I can think of off the top of my head: KHTML/Webkit, Hanami.rb, the Go standard library, sqlite...