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Indeed. It also show us that using "good taste" or "code smell" arguments are wrong because there should always be good technical reason to justify the choice.
by Rexxar 6y ago
Indeed. It also show us that using "good taste" or "code smell" arguments are wrong because there should always be good technical reason to justify the choice. Sometimes we have the good intuition and the technical is hard to express but we have to try understand why we think something is good taste and express it in a technical way.
Arguments on good taste will always finish in ego fight when people disagree.