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by camgunz
1465 days ago
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Shouldn't you have some shared context when working on code together, even at different times? Maybe they terms of art, maybe it's a style guide, but there oughta be something. Like, isn't it fine to change: var basicAuthenticationController = new BasicAuthenticationController()
to: var ctrl = new BasicAuthenticationController()
I find that if code authors do work upfront to contextualize things for me that it helps tremendously. Like do I need to know at every point that this is a BasicAuthenticationController? Or is this the basic auth module and we're always dealing w that controller? I prefer it when engineers set the table for me like that, it helps me narrow my focus to the purpose of the code. |
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