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Ultimately code is written for humans first, otherwise we’d all be using assembler. So how readable the code is written matters, and how frictionless it can be
by pacifika 1y ago
Ultimately code is written for humans first, otherwise we’d all be using assembler. So how readable the code is written matters, and how frictionless it can be managed. A lot of opinions form around that. As Usually “it depends”.
Note I’m not disagreeing with the core of the comment but presenting this as pretence when this is simply the craft until we manage a layer that manages code for us and have opinions on that instead, seems harsh. My 2c anyway.