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go programmers and the "you don't need to set this to zero or empty string because that's the default value" my dudes... sometimes I want to be explicit for /communication/ reasons. I write code for people, not compilers
Miss Amy (@MissAmyTobey)Thu, 02 Dec 2021 17:43 GMT

Thu, 02 Dec 2021 18:36 by Jamie Tanna . #communication #documentation #code-style.

Liked https://t.co/v1bRtOcBVx?s=09 .

Mon, 29 Nov 2021 07:26 by Jamie Tanna . #code-style.

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https://twitter.com/zkat__/status/1296130087314534401
He brought it up because he noticed a stark contrast between what I comment on and what some others comment on My 2c is that death by 1000 cuts is never worth it for style comments, and they're usually a waste of everyone's time Automate format/linting. You owe it to each other
Kat Marchán 😷 (@zkat__)Wed, 19 Aug 2020 17:01 +0000

Wed, 19 Aug 2020 22:09 by Jamie Tanna . #code-review #code-style.

Enforced consistency is my vote - otherwise you have lots of cases where folks need to manually change it to make it nicer, which inevitably get unknowingly reverted in the future

Mon, 27 Jul 2020 12:19 by Jamie Tanna . #code-style.

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Bookmarked https://avraam.dev/posts/greek-to-me/ .

Readability of code is a very important, but so is using idiomatic language style. However the difficulty, as this article calls out, is that some folks won't find it easy to read or write code in an 'idiomatic' way. And also, who cares if you convert the readable four-line code snippet into a horrible to read one-liner? All it does is make it harder for the next person!

Recommended read: It's all Greek to me: Thoughts on code readability and aesthetics https://avraam.dev/posts/greek-to-me/

Mon, 19 Aug 2019 17:27 by Jamie Tanna . #code-style.

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