> Good code doesn't need documentation. Here's the full quote from the article: "Good code doesn’t need documentation, great code is well documented so that an

> Good code doesn't need documentation. Here's the full quote from the article: "Good code doesn’t need documentation, great code is well documented so that anyone who hasn’t been part of the evolution, trial & error process and requirements that led to the current status can be productive with it. An undocumented feature is a non-existing feature. A non-existing feature shouldn’t have code." Maybe you're just objecting to the first part, but he isn't saying "don't document".