But if you have beginners in a project, you can not rely a decision on this, which affects how the whole project and code is build. Again, just to provide an example, you would need to maintain the comments, if you do not, these will rather harm the process of understanding.
It is possibly a better approach to on-board and support beginners well. Allow them to contact and ask you whenever they need help. Be their mentor and teach them to work with the code like an experienced developer, do not create "code for the beginners" with comments all over the place.
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But if you have beginners in a project, you can not rely a decision on this, which affects how the whole project and code is build. Again, just to provide an example, you would need to maintain the comments, if you do not, these will rather harm the process of understanding.
It is possibly a better approach to on-board and support beginners well. Allow them to contact and ask you whenever they need help. Be their mentor and teach them to work with the code like an experienced developer, do not create "code for the beginners" with comments all over the place.