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Until youre working on a team and your thoughts aren't the same as everyone else's thoughts.
by choward 6y ago
Until youre working on a team and your thoughts aren't the same as everyone else's thoughts.
- msbarnett 6y agoSure. Peer review, making sure that the code one person has written makes sense to the rest of the team, is a fundamental and incredibly important part of pretty much all team-based development projects.
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- weaksauce 6y agothat's why having a coding style guide is important and to lint it every commit.
- hrktb 6y agoThat’s rubocop’s raison d’etre. I like that you can be completely free exploring with code in the style you like, and “button up” when it needs to become shipping/shared code.
- baddox 6y agoThat doesn't sound any more difficult to resolve than the fact that you are probably working on a team where different individuals prefer different programming languages.
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- gscho 6y agoIf everyone thought like this there would only be one language that everyone used. Writing software is creative.