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No one should be submitting code that's difficult to understand, regardless of how it was 'written'. This problem exists just the same as a developer who's goin
by madeofpalk 2y ago
No one should be submitting code that's difficult to understand, regardless of how it was 'written'. This problem exists just the same as a developer who's going to copy large blocks of StackOverflow without much thought.
- wnolens 2y ago> No one should be submitting code that's difficult to understand what? ok. Nice ideals.
- jonnycomputer 2y agoIt isn't always the piece of code that is hard to read. It's about how it fits into the 200,000+ line application you're working with, what it was trying to solve, whether it solved the right problem, and whether there will be unexpected interactions.