I am an OpenEdge (aka Progress) developer that loves clean code and good looking applications that are easy to use. My main pet project is the Progress DataDigger
In the beginning of my career I was very much focused on consistency; all lines needed to be indented correctly and naming should be consistent. Today, I am working a bit more loosely with the rules of clean code; what matters now most to me is readability. Of course I try to follow the rules of clean code and try to do that in a consistent way, but it is more ok for me now to break the rules if that fosters readability.
After all, code is read more often than written...
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In the beginning of my career I was very much focused on consistency; all lines needed to be indented correctly and naming should be consistent. Today, I am working a bit more loosely with the rules of clean code; what matters now most to me is readability. Of course I try to follow the rules of clean code and try to do that in a consistent way, but it is more ok for me now to break the rules if that fosters readability.
After all, code is read more often than written...