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BrowserUK wrote:

I completely agree with you.

And I found that to be a very puzzling remark at first, because it was pretty clear that MadraghRua was disagreeing with you:

MadraghRua wrote:

Going back to you original point, I think what you are advocating is great if it's your own stuff, you are working within a stable group or you are very experienced in all idioms of yor language/development platform. The main problem is the level of documentation needed for projects where the personnel are not stable and the next developer is someone who is not a script kiddie but is not as fluent as the last guy to comprehend and be able to make the modifications necessary to complete a job.

But I gather that this is the reason you mentioned the "first six paragraphs", because you were explicitly ignoring everything else.

("The art of debate"?)

In reply to Re^3: Programming *is* much more than "just writing code". by doom
in thread Programming *is* much more than "just writing code". by BrowserUk

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