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> That's different from translating code into English. That's not what this "TLDR plugin" does, because there is no magical translation. You put whatever you w
by Supermancho 4y ago
> That's different from translating code into English.
That's not what this "TLDR plugin" does, because there is no magical translation.
You put whatever you want in there. I think this is obvious.
Ironically, you basically rephrased the title, while objecting to it's use?
> Comments explain why the code is there
> TLDR explains what a piece of code does
- xboxnolifes 4y agothat's their point, and why they don't think it's useful.
- Supermancho 4y ago> X does something that is commonly done, in a different way than Y. This means X is useless It's still not clear how this explanation is supposed to be sufficient to explain the conclusion. If a comment is collapsed in an IDE and you spend 1 click/key combo to expand it, versus some key combination to pull up the TLDR, the difference is what? Comments being embedded IN code could be a thing of the past. No PR necessary to maintain them. Sounds like an improvement to me.