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How about these 2:
Document your code, if not for others but for your future self.
I especially like the last part, it sounds like something that would be in an oath.
Prefer self documenting code to actually documenting your code inside your source
You remind me of Martin Fawler saying
“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.”
That sounds like a nice principle:
Write code that humans can understand
Yeah, I like that first one aswell!
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Uniting blockchain builders and thinkers.
How about these 2:
I especially like the last part, it sounds like something that would be in an oath.
You remind me of Martin Fawler saying
That sounds like a nice principle:
Yeah, I like that first one aswell!