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by hutzlibu
3066 days ago
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"write readable code." I think it doesn't matter if you give the source code or not, but you should allways "write readable code". Sure there is a difference between throw away code and a library, but also for youself it is a good habit to understand later, what you have been doing. And so much more for other people ... |
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On the other hand, it's worth digging deeper.
A lot of programming advice is these rules of thumb, and they're mostly good, but they're motivated by underlying principles (which you explain in this particular case). So it's useful to not just have these rules of thumbs, but also to dig deeper and look for underlying motivations.