I'm sorry but point 7 is rubbish. The comments will get of sync very quickly. You should add comments only if the code is unclear and to state why you are doing something a certain way. Good clean code should need very few comments
I agree. A lot of the suggestions are good, but comments are a reference that isn't checked at compile-time, so it takes manual review to keep them correct.
If you're following the other guidelines (e.g. SRP, KISS, YAGNI), then you should only need a few well-placed comments on the bits of code that need to be sophisticated - and if you need to comment basic features of the language, that's something that needs addressing with learning, not code changes.
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I'm sorry but point 7 is rubbish. The comments will get of sync very quickly. You should add comments only if the code is unclear and to state why you are doing something a certain way. Good clean code should need very few comments
I agree. A lot of the suggestions are good, but comments are a reference that isn't checked at compile-time, so it takes manual review to keep them correct.
If you're following the other guidelines (e.g. SRP, KISS, YAGNI), then you should only need a few well-placed comments on the bits of code that need to be sophisticated - and if you need to comment basic features of the language, that's something that needs addressing with learning, not code changes.