Okkkay, was that your article post that I commented on @siddharth
? Were you the actual author of the post? If so, I hadn't put two and two together.
I absolutely get where you're coming from from a professional stand point. I'm sharing my highly opinionated view point in a very strong way just to have some fun with it and push reduce forward a bit because I think it gets a bad wrap for readability when my take is that it has less to do with readability and more to do with capability of developers using it.
In a real project you should always take into account your team, and if it is not something that will be ubiquously understood then you should either take the responsibility on to teach it to your team personally or drop it all together.
I figured if we were to start a comment war on each others posts then it would just up kick the conversation and provide both posts with more traffic. Truth be told, I love having the countering perspective directly linked to in this post.
I don't want anyone to think - hey, Zak said it, so it must be true. I try to encourage the challenge of differing perspectives and in cases where it's my personal blog or YouTube channel's brand I'll push the emotion to see what kind of conversations we can spark up.
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Okkkay, was that your article post that I commented on @siddharth ? Were you the actual author of the post? If so, I hadn't put two and two together.
I absolutely get where you're coming from from a professional stand point. I'm sharing my highly opinionated view point in a very strong way just to have some fun with it and push reduce forward a bit because I think it gets a bad wrap for readability when my take is that it has less to do with readability and more to do with capability of developers using it.
In a real project you should always take into account your team, and if it is not something that will be ubiquously understood then you should either take the responsibility on to teach it to your team personally or drop it all together.
I figured if we were to start a comment war on each others posts then it would just up kick the conversation and provide both posts with more traffic. Truth be told, I love having the countering perspective directly linked to in this post.
I don't want anyone to think - hey, Zak said it, so it must be true. I try to encourage the challenge of differing perspectives and in cases where it's my personal blog or YouTube channel's brand I'll push the emotion to see what kind of conversations we can spark up.