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I used to be an 80 char zealot, but since working in 100 and 120 char codebases, I've seen the light. Such line lengths make it MUCH easier to scan the code bec
by kstenerud 5y ago
I used to be an 80 char zealot, but since working in 100 and 120 char codebases, I've seen the light. Such line lengths make it MUCH easier to scan the code because we are able to scan that much without moving our eyes around a lot, and now it's not so cramped.
One param per line of a function call is bad for readability (unless there are more than four params).
- orwin 5y ago100 is my sweet spot, unless i do Java/groovy and in this case i'd rather have 120. I still like 80 char comments/docstrings though.