There a thousands(!) of articles on clean code. And at least one _really_ good book on it. I would bet dollars to doughnuts that this articles has NOTHING more to add on the subject based solely on the title.
I know that. You that. I'm sure 99% of the commenters of the article[citation needed] know that. But there are people who haven't read Clean Code or the bevy of of other articles on this topic.
The point of a forum (usually) is to promote discussion. I click on article written about stuff I know all the time. Reading the article might not tell me anything new, but the comment discussion can bring up new points or challenge existing norms that make me reconsider why I do the things I do.
The point of a forum (usually) is to promote discussion. I click on article written about stuff I know all the time. Reading the article might not tell me anything new, but the comment discussion can bring up new points or challenge existing norms that make me reconsider why I do the things I do.