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Great code is mostly pure, dense, defines clean interfaces, and favors composition and reuse. Maintenance, testability , readability etc. are just side effe

by kyled 12y ago

Great code is mostly pure, dense, defines clean interfaces, and favors composition and reuse. Maintenance, testability , readability etc. are just side effects of well written code.

mcphage 12y ago
What do you mean by dense?
- innguest 12y ago
  Dense = "golfed" (in current programming parlance). For instance, Java code is not dense because there's a lot of ceremony, whereas Perl is dense and has little to no ceremony.
- clebio 12y ago
  Would guess "concise" or "efficient".