Funny that point 4 and 5 both make sense alone but are fairly contradictory when applied together. Juniors can barely understand why they are both very importan

Funny that point 4 and 5 both make sense alone but are fairly contradictory when applied together. Juniors can barely understand why they are both very important. It's with experience that you learn to write less small dumb code, and write more longer smart/debuggable code. In my short career, the worst code was always the one made by the overly experienced CTO that insist on doing everything in a one liner.