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Being able to look at your own code and notice what's wrong with it is the first step. There are always at least trade-offs made between conflicting quality go
by BurningFrog 3y ago
Being able to look at your own code and notice what's wrong with it is the first step.
There are always at least trade-offs made between conflicting quality goals. Understand that others will value trade-offs differently. In a team, their preferences count as much as yours.
You wrote the code, but it is not you. Critique of the code is not critique of you.