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It's generally good advice... another example is why use c++ when a fraction of functional code will do the same. On refactor though... sometimes it's not abou
by keikobadthebad 4y ago
It's generally good advice... another example is why use c++ when a fraction of functional code will do the same.
On refactor though... sometimes it's not about 'prettier' it's about being able to be maintained.
- netizen-936824 4y agoI've learned that maintenance is way more important for most of my use cases. Most people aren't doing stuff that requires real-time processing so my assumption is that maintenance is more important for most others as well