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by progmetaldev
1121 days ago
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I don't dispute your claims, as they are subjective. I do know that I enjoy a lot of the functional aspects to C#, but I think it's something where you need to have a real discussion with your team and decide a coding style and feature implementation for your code. If your team can't all speak the same dialect, you're going to have issues. Having seniors able to work with juniors and discuss the functional aspects, as well as when to use things link LINQ, goes a long way towards a consistent and easily understood codebase. I know not every shop has this luxury, which is why I still agree with your statement. |
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I often think about C.
I learned C a long time ago, I still have the KR book, and if I look at C code I can get a good idea of what is happening, even though I haven't kept up with all the changes.
In C# now, two developers can write code that accomplishes the same but might not be able to read each other's code. I dont think that is healthy.
It is somewhat the Microsoft Office / Word approach to programming languages. Just Keep adding features on top of features.