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by rpastuszak
1196 days ago
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> When I think of the most difficult to understand code I've come across it was probably written by someone who lives and breathes that interpretation of DRY. Good code rhymes! It's better to err on the side of less abstraction and create patterns that will become familiar to the next person working with your code. Reading code is harder than writing it and most of the time coding is about communicating with humans or "ghosts", i.e. people you might never meet, people who worked on the code in a different context or "era". https://sonnet.io/posts/code-sober-debug-drunk/ https://sonnet.io/posts/emotive-conjugation/#:~:text=Ghost%2... |
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