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The problem is that someone's definition of "cleaner" can be wildly different from yours. Sometimes even justifiably so.
by yen223 7y ago
The problem is that someone's definition of "cleaner" can be wildly different from yours. Sometimes even justifiably so.
- gitgud 7y agoYes people can disagree on what "cleaner" code means. But generally people can agree on badly designed code eg; bad naming, deeply nested logic, bad structure, tight coupling, no separation of concerns...
- JohnFen 7y agoThat's the reason that all companies should have in-house coding standards. There are many different legitimate variations on "clean code", so the important thing is that one variation is chosen and used consistently by all devs. Which variation is chosen is less important.