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by agentultra
4960 days ago
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I love literate programming. However literate programming isn't about commenting your source. It's about explaining your program in plain human language and presenting it in an almost essay style. A special program is run on your "literate" source which translates it to a set of source files that your compiler understands. It is not about writing verbose and excessive comments in your source code. I don't mind if your approach is to write out pseudo-code or comments or what-have-you. My problem was that checking this stuff into the code-base wasn't a good idea. I don't suspect I changed the minds of the people I had to work with but they did remove the excess comments from the code before checking it in. That made reviewing their code much easier. |
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