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After some recent discussions with co-workers I sort of changed the way I wrote code, fewer comments and more writing code as a story. Make it understandable and readable the way it is, only commenting when you have something exotic or very detailed in the way the code works (which should be rare). Its helped me make things simpler and break things down more, I still find myself needing improvement but this was one I hadn't thought of and decided was needed.
I think we never stop learning to code better. I always feel like there are even better ways to write it. I would like to see even more opinions about beautiful code so we can all share ideas!
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After some recent discussions with co-workers I sort of changed the way I wrote code, fewer comments and more writing code as a story. Make it understandable and readable the way it is, only commenting when you have something exotic or very detailed in the way the code works (which should be rare). Its helped me make things simpler and break things down more, I still find myself needing improvement but this was one I hadn't thought of and decided was needed.
I think we never stop learning to code better. I always feel like there are even better ways to write it. I would like to see even more opinions about beautiful code so we can all share ideas!