I agree with all the points, except the part that states that comments should only be used when there is 'business level complexity'.
Don't get me wrong - I'm not advocating using comments to the point of the example - that definitely should be avoided at all costs. But it also seems like a rather extreme case.
Personally I add comments to code like javascript one-liners that are almost equivalent to machine code when it comes to readability, or functions that seem simple but have more use-cases than meet the eye.
Just adding my thoughts to the topic :)
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I agree with all the points, except the part that states that comments should only be used when there is 'business level complexity'.
Don't get me wrong - I'm not advocating using comments to the point of the example - that definitely should be avoided at all costs. But it also seems like a rather extreme case.
Personally I add comments to code like javascript one-liners that are almost equivalent to machine code when it comes to readability, or functions that seem simple but have more use-cases than meet the eye.
Just adding my thoughts to the topic :)