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This is the reason I refuse to use the word "clean" to describe code anymore. It's completely subjective, and far too many times I've seen two people claim that
by smrq 2y ago
This is the reason I refuse to use the word "clean" to describe code anymore. It's completely subjective, and far too many times I've seen two people claim that their preferred way of doing things is better because it's "clean", and the other's way is worse because it's "less clean", no further justification added. It's absolutely pointless.
- jghn 2y agoThere are a lot of topics in software development where everyone can agree that X is correct. However, *defining* X gets into subjective arguments. And yep, readability and clean code are both in that category.