Yes I totally agree with you on the comments! And that is totally my point: avoid comments with less smarter and more expressive code!
Its just that... Have you ever worked with a developer who will twist and bend the rules? Or just focus on 1 rule (usually code duplication)? Of course cyclomatic complexity is hard to bend, but out of the multiple rules in the Clean Code, a fair amount of devs I worked with knew just a few and applied them in a questionable way.
So I had to adapt :)
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Yes I totally agree with you on the comments! And that is totally my point: avoid comments with less smarter and more expressive code!
Its just that... Have you ever worked with a developer who will twist and bend the rules? Or just focus on 1 rule (usually code duplication)? Of course cyclomatic complexity is hard to bend, but out of the multiple rules in the Clean Code, a fair amount of devs I worked with knew just a few and applied them in a questionable way.
So I had to adapt :)