Maybe I am a bit biased because my background is in enterprise software so code is maintained across dozens, if not hundreds, of developers and even small changes can persist for years. Having well-defined code quality standards that are shared across teams is imperative.
Maybe I am a bit biased because my background is in enterprise software so code is maintained across dozens, if not hundreds, of developers and even small changes can persist for years. Having well-defined code quality standards that are shared across teams is imperative.
Right, and that's a specific situation with specific needs. Not saying you don't need those standards, just saying those standards are situational.