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I always try to approach all code, even my own code as “lets improve this”. I tell the junior developers to “Write code like you have to come back in a decade
by lettergram 5y ago
I always try to approach all code, even my own code as “lets improve this”.
I tell the junior developers to “Write code like you have to come back in a decade with no context”
When mentoring I also suggest the most important quality is a “think skin and an open mind”.
Your code always sucks. It’s a time -vs- constraint issue as the author mentions. As context changes, code must adapt. That’s why I’m not worried about AI any time soon.