For me I could care less about how beautiful or clean the code is, I'm more concerned with, does the code do what it's suppose to do and how fast does it do it. I would rather have ugly hideous looking code that is blistering fast, over beautiful clean code that is clunky and slow.
Beauty or Cleanness of code is in the eyes of the beholder.
What's the point of blistering fast code if the next dev needs a week to understand it in its hideous glory and then adds x bugs while changing it. Development is a team effort, you keep the code clean not for aesthetic reasons but for your colleagues.
Whats the point of clean code if your employer (or your own company) can't stay in business because everyone is flocking to the competition because their program runs faster?
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For me I could care less about how beautiful or clean the code is, I'm more concerned with, does the code do what it's suppose to do and how fast does it do it. I would rather have ugly hideous looking code that is blistering fast, over beautiful clean code that is clunky and slow.
Beauty or Cleanness of code is in the eyes of the beholder.
What's the point of blistering fast code if the next dev needs a week to understand it in its hideous glory and then adds x bugs while changing it. Development is a team effort, you keep the code clean not for aesthetic reasons but for your colleagues.
Whats the point of clean code if your employer (or your own company) can't stay in business because everyone is flocking to the competition because their program runs faster?
Comments are your friend.
Not all development happens in a team setting.