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How to tell good code from bad, redux.
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Comments (2)
I suggest eating the cake. It's the best way to tell what you think of the recipe as a none chef because almost any other criteria of judging is going to be technical and therefore need someone who understands to appreciate it.
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You have hit on the reality of life.
Non-coders don't give a rat's behind about the quality of the code --- whatever quality code actually means.
They care about things that work well and don't have a lot of problems.
As a practical matter, that tends to go along with good code, but...
To technicians, code quality is highly subjective. And,sometimes, just weird.
You have hit on the reality of life.
Non-coders don't give a rat's behind about the quality of the code --- whatever quality code actually means.
They care about things that work well and don't have a lot of problems.
As a practical matter, that tends to go along with good code, but...
To technicians, code quality is highly subjective. And,sometimes, just weird.
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