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Missing feature implies an error at the Requirements level. This does not impact readability or the idea of "good code" in my opinion. You could have an appli
by tanseydavid 2y ago
Missing feature implies an error at the Requirements level.
This does not impact readability or the idea of "good code" in my opinion.
You could have an application that is missing features which still contains examples of "good code". Learning about "good code" by reading the source code of this application won't really give any direct hints of missing features...the granularity is different.
- philosopher1234 2y agoWhy does it imply an error? The world changes, is that an error? You built around one reality, and reality changed. No one can predict the future.
- mewpmewp2 2y agoWhat about changing features? E.g. a feature has to change 2 years down the line because certain laws are passed and this changes how the business logic should behave.