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I used to feel that way. Now I invite criticism, it's great for learning/perspective-shift and saves you from fielding bugs. Detached humility is best when you'
by aswanson 7y ago
I used to feel that way. Now I invite criticism, it's great for learning/perspective-shift and saves you from fielding bugs. Detached humility is best when you're doing iterative/evolutionary work, which software development inevitably is. As long as it's constructive, have at it.
- gwd 7y agoI feel the same way -- in fact, now when I'm writing code for my own projects, when I have to make a risky or unclear design decision but I don't get feedback, I feel almost naked. There's something very reassuring about having people go over your code with a fine-toothed comb.