Yes. - In design docs: - use pseudocode for complex business logic, and/or algorithmic parts (similarly as it's used in scientific papers) - Also use it

Yes. - In design docs: - use pseudocode for complex business logic, and/or algorithmic parts (similarly as it's used in scientific papers) - Also use it when MSD (Message Sequence Diagrams) would be too complex, or too detailed - Pro tip: If you're writing design documents and you're pressed for time, start by writing pseudocode. Later, if you have extra time, you can convert the simpler ones into diagrams or other relevant visuals. - In code comments: - use it in case when code is non-trivial, or hard to understand - use it for a placeholder for yet to be written code, or in TODOs