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I don't think you've addressed the subjective nature of this question. I have looked at prized code and found it full of problems. I have submitted perfect code
by Thetawaves 4y ago
I don't think you've addressed the subjective nature of this question. I have looked at prized code and found it full of problems. I have submitted perfect code (according to me) to have it shredded in code reviews.
Code 'quality' is a red herring. Evaluate code on objective terms: does it accomplish the goal? How will it react to changing requirements? How much time did it take to deliver?
- kljasdlkj 4y agoYeah, maybe. I know that correct code is what matters (correct in the sense that it gets the job done, without errors). But still, there's maintanability questions... And there's code rot. Letting stuff get older, badly documented, etc.