I try to keep my process simple, I want to be able to come back to any code I write in a few weeks and not spend the same amount of time understanding it as I did writing it. Code is meant to be read, or else we'd be writing all our programs in machine/assembly language.
So it's good enough when it runs correctly, well tested/covered by tests, and it's easily read.
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I try to keep my process simple, I want to be able to come back to any code I write in a few weeks and not spend the same amount of time understanding it as I did writing it. Code is meant to be read, or else we'd be writing all our programs in machine/assembly language.
So it's good enough when it runs correctly, well tested/covered by tests, and it's easily read.