Please, think twice before adding comments to your code. Probably, there are no needed and will just confuse people who will read your code later on. Write a clean, readable code instead. Thanks in advance!
What about doc-comments, for example in Rust with ///?
Those are used to generate documentation later on and IDEs like VSCode use it to give you helpful descriptions when hovering over types.
This. I never use comments for functions because the name should be a good enough description.
However, I almost ALWAYS put comments over my properties because I HATE not knowing what the property is used for when I have to use another teams stuff. And also it helps when you get the intellisense bubble... and also with Storybook.
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What about doc-comments, for example in Rust with
///?Those are used to generate documentation later on and IDEs like VSCode use it to give you helpful descriptions when hovering over types.
Adam Crockett (whose name I swear I've seen before) makes a good example of this in their comment.
This. I never use comments for functions because the name should be a good enough description.
However, I almost ALWAYS put comments over my properties because I HATE not knowing what the property is used for when I have to use another teams stuff. And also it helps when you get the intellisense bubble... and also with Storybook.