@jsonmez Yep, great advice. Effort is better spent on readable / self-descriptive code that avoids needing comments in the first place.
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@demisbellot It's amazing how many arguments I still get against that position though. I always point them to@unclebobmartin's#cleancode - 3 more replies
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@jsonmez Good stuff, recently wrote some examples of what you're talking there: how to write self-documenting code http://codeutopia.net/blog/2014/12/01/how-to-make-your-code-self-documenting/ … -
@jhartikainen Great post!
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@jsonmez comments become lies. Code gets updated but comments don't. -
@PieterKoornhof@jsonmez yeah, there's no compiler for comments to check if they make sense.
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@jsonmez I'm about limiting usefulness comment but the why is required to be doc. I've work without, long term wasn't good for the team.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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