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If you're writing mediocre code and are happy with it, the problem might not lie with the language.
by dminor 13y ago
If you're writing mediocre code and are happy with it, the problem might not lie with the language.
- Jtsummers 13y agoPersonally, I like my current mediocre code taskings. There's nothing innovative at all about the programs I'm writing for work, and it's fantastic. It's my mental vacation for a few months (they're not small programs, but they aren't difficult either), staving off the inevitable burnout.
- elwell 13y agoIf mediocre code gets the job done faster and it's reasonably maintainable, but you avoid it due to code-idealism, the problem might not lie with the language.
- krisgenre 13y agoIf your code is "reasonably maintainable", I don't think you can call it mediocre code.
- peteretep 13y agoCalling out a well-known and highly intelligent polymath author is a good way to appear a little silly.