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> As long as you never work with anyone who disagrees with your style > [...] and the only points to discuss are naming and software design,not the placement o
by jackewiehose 7y ago
> As long as you never work with anyone who disagrees with your style
> [...] and the only points to discuss are naming and software design,not the placement of spaces and newlines
lol. In my 15 years working with different people in different companies
I think I never had a serious argument about code formatting or a
serious discussion about placement of spaces and newlines (at most small
talk about those issues on coffee & cigarette breaks).
Once you are used to jump between different projects and languages you
just accept to use the style which is given.
- scotth 7y agooh, I have. Full on per-project style guides, determined in multiple core team meetings at kick-off. And these people were excellent engineers...or at least they were when they weren't focused on minutiae. Even with automatic code formatters, I've gotten into style discussions or been witness to them. At Google! In code review!