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His career IIRC starts in the 70s. After 50 years, the answer is assuredly yes to the first question.
by seadan83 2y ago
His career IIRC starts in the 70s. After 50 years, the answer is assuredly yes to the first question.
- Uehreka 2y agoIt is absolutely possible to code terribly for 50 years and get away with it. Experience is no proof of anything.
- seadan83 2y agoMaybe, but that was not the question. I think that perspective is lacking context as well. Programming has generally gotten better over the last 50 years. It is not a dichotomy of just good code vs bad. Most code is bad, has been bad, and before that was even worse. One could almost view Clean Code as a response to Java Swing - a potential case study of bad API design. I personally greatly appreciate the new focus Clean Code put on API design that was lacking beforehand.