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I just put everything on Github, good or bad. I always try to keep code smell at a minimum, but I can't even recognize my earlier code anymore, like ten years a
by rafaelvasco 7y ago
I just put everything on Github, good or bad. I always try to keep code smell at a minimum, but I can't even recognize my earlier code anymore, like ten years ago. Doesn't look like I coded it at all.
- nomel 7y agoWhat would you say the biggest difference is? For me, the amount of magic in my code has been significantly reduced.
- rafaelvasco 7y agoMostly two big changes that I got with experience: Code architecture and organization in general. You make more modular code, minimize code coupling etc. And another big change is in optimization. You learn to better optimize your code, avoid too much allocations, performance tricks, etc. That depends on the language to an extent, but several things are global to all programming languages; I mostly code in C# and Javascript these days. Game development and game tools;
- bbody 7y agoNothing like the feeling of seeing some terrible old code in a shared repository, looking at git blame and seeing it was written by you.