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Not to mention if there are other people modifying the same area of code in a parallel project. They won't have tender words for you when they try to merge back
by igrekel 16y ago
Not to mention if there are other people modifying the same area of code in a parallel project. They won't have tender words for you when they try to merge back their changes and find it has completely changed.
Cleaning up code is a good idea but you need to be aware of the context. Always do the best you can.
- xsmasher 16y ago+1. My most common conundrum these days is whether to favor improved quality or consistency. If I make improvements to the current project, how can I make sure they make their way into other, parallel projects that share code and architecture. Is it better to be "better" or "worse but consistent?"