I feel that "junior" developers also help improve the code base. Because it becomes the best interest of the team to make the code more readable, less clever, and to document things. This helps everyone, not just the new dev.
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I spend more time documenting things and it even helps the people who wrote the code I'm documenting. Because sometimes, well, they just copied-pasted things from SO (as we do all). So having someone who goes into the nitty-gritty can help.
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I feel that "junior" developers also help improve the code base. Because it becomes the best interest of the team to make the code more readable, less clever, and to document things. This helps everyone, not just the new dev.
Yes! I've noticed it too.
I spend more time documenting things and it even helps the people who wrote the code I'm documenting. Because sometimes, well, they just copied-pasted things from SO (as we do all). So having someone who goes into the nitty-gritty can help.