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Honestly and acording to my experience:
Better less lines and one comentary line than a lot of curly braces and separates functions.
And second rule:
If a function is more than 10 lines, you should do two.
That is my opinion. Like an ass, everybody has one.
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Everyone can have an opinion, it's good to talk about these things. I don't go by function lines, but by functionality. A function should do one thing. That normally keeps it short.
👦🏽👋!
Front End Developer 90% of my time.
Also worked as a Full stack Developer sometimes. NODEjs,Angular,Ionic.
Likes to:💻,🕺,📗,📝,🎧,🎮,🏋,☕,🏞🚶
Let´s talk!😄
I like to talk about this when people is like you, giving examples. I was trying to make a point about the developers that likes to code in one way and push everybody on that way...only because the guy/girl like it.
Not even with coding reasons, performance or teamworking timing examples on a project.
Maybe now its more clear the point. I hope so. No offense about the ass, its just a funny sentence for me.
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Honestly and acording to my experience:
Better less lines and one comentary line than a lot of curly braces and separates functions.
And second rule:
If a function is more than 10 lines, you should do two.
That is my opinion. Like an ass, everybody has one.
Everyone can have an opinion, it's good to talk about these things. I don't go by function lines, but by functionality. A function should do one thing. That normally keeps it short.
I like to talk about this when people is like you, giving examples. I was trying to make a point about the developers that likes to code in one way and push everybody on that way...only because the guy/girl like it.
Not even with coding reasons, performance or teamworking timing examples on a project.
Maybe now its more clear the point. I hope so. No offense about the ass, its just a funny sentence for me.