Clean Code

[redcat_13]

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naay principle nga DRY.. so ang comments is most of the time repeating the code itself so dili na DRY..
nindut ni siya pero most of the time ang katapulan sa programmer maoy maka ingon nga molihay nas "clean code"...
pero as guidelines, go read this one..
i read this mga around 2 years ago na guro.. don't know sa latest edition na ani.. hehehe

[salbahis]

i always use DRY, KISS and common sense!

[cutterpillow20]

Based on what I've read and understood from the book, comments are just one way of hiding clean coding failures. Your codes must speak for the name and functionality by itself, no need of comments.

Normally, we comment a code because our code itself hides its intent.

Any reactions?

Hala! mao pud nang ako na learned sa pag.intern naku sa Makati last summer sa isa ka startup company. Ngtalk siya about clean code. Dili na nku e istorya kung nganu pero na sabtan nku nganu sakto iya g ingun.. ehehehe!

[jeraldjames]

Yep, your code is your documentation itself. Then ang function and its arguments daw kay dapat mufollow ug Verb/Noun pattern.

Nagbasa basa raman ko ani nga book haha. I'm not working in the industry as a programmer by the way lol! Nagkaninterest lang kog balik kay naa man gud mi courses nga mga programming sa masters

[Sarevok]

- Avoid code smells (i.e. long functions, duplicate functions).
- Learn design patterns but don't overuse them (the only thing worse than not using any pattern is using it in a wrong way).
- As much as possible, refactor (remove smelly code)

[trycatch]

kana pud na just the right/enough amount of comments (kun masubrahan mura nag fruitsalad). good naming (yaw nang bati kaau ug pangalan classes, variables, etc) unya strict coding convention pud.

[RickiMaru]

naka suway ko 1 project but developed by many teams... we achieved a clean code, by making a well documented coding guidelines which is approved by all teams... in a team, code reviewers really help

naay man jud times nga dili ma follow(pero dili simang kaayo) ang recommended coding patterns, like variable naming, pero ma lisdan ug lain coding pattern based lang sa kato inyo nasabutan

[Zer0Degree]

OOP principle: reuse the codes(methods)