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What is this reality you speak of? (Score:1)
I’ve been programming with tabs for indentation and spaces for alignment for the better part of a decade.
I’ve never had a single problem keeping things straight in my own code.
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Its your code and your style, of course it makes sense to you! You could write in rot13'd Swahili and it would still make sense, but only to you.
Here is the best advice I can give about writing maintainable code: It's not about you. It's about everyone else. Each personal style quirk that others have to puzzle out or adjust to or in any way hampers and frustrates their ability to quickly skim and patch your code loses you patches. T
Re:What is this reality you speak of? (Score:1)
Schwern
, I think you underestimate the productivity gains
; your quirky style is my well-tuned machine!
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