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Yes, but others can also solve those problems. And if you make your code really standards-comforming, management will see that they could onboard another progra
by Pannoniae 3y ago
Yes, but others can also solve those problems. And if you make your code really standards-comforming, management will see that they could onboard another programmer really quickly. This is what you want to avoid.
- LeafItAlone 3y agoNot to be mean or rude, but if we had a developer that was refusing to adhere to our standards, they not last long. Being able to produce code in agreed upon standards is table stakes.
- Pannoniae 3y agoSure, and I'll agree to accept the standards. I'll follow them most of the time. Except when I "forget".
- LeafItAlone 3y agoAh, I see now, you’re a troll. That should have been obvious earlier…
- Pannoniae 3y agoI am not a troll, I just don't do things which actively work against me.
- rvdginste 3y agoYou would not last long in my team. When you “forget” the standard, you would have to rewrite your code. In the end you would perform a lot worse than other team members. Anyone should be able to follow coding standards, you do not have to be smart for that. You just have to be able to put aside your ego and follow what the team is doing. I am a lot more forgiving to people making mistakes than to people forgetting the coding style. And anyhow, I enforce the code style by making sure the code simply does not build if you do not follow it.