At the beginning of my career, I was fond of one-liners and compactness, with all the disregard of white spaces, meaningful variable names and readability all around.
I don't really know if the code was either crappy, genius or average, because I had no idea of what that meant: it was completely obscure to myself in a couple of months.
Lol I remember early on as a programmer being proud of traits in my code which were objectively awful. Like, seeing complexity as a win because of all the cool things one single algorithm could accomplish.
I'm a selftaught (web) developer. On sunny days, you can find me hiking through the Teutoburg Forest, on rainy days coding or with a good fiction novel in hand.
At the beginning of my career, I was fond of one-liners and compactness, with all the disregard of white spaces, meaningful variable names and readability all around.
I don't really know if the code was either crappy, genius or average, because I had no idea of what that meant: it was completely obscure to myself in a couple of months.
My code used to look like a regular expression.
Lol I remember early on as a programmer being proud of traits in my code which were objectively awful. Like, seeing complexity as a win because of all the cool things one single algorithm could accomplish.
Yikes
Made my day. Might be due to my constant usage of ihateregex.io/