How To Be A Pragmatic Programmer

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[@CuriousCyclist]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Much appreciated.

[@CodeEngine]

You are very welcome! Glad you liked it

[@RamonChiNangWong078]

Usually I don't like to do comments. I just make sure that this is readable and have logical function names. Or add these into the git comments

[@emquangler]

thank you for summaries dude

[@CodeEngine]

You are welcome! Glad you liked it

[@Busisanimac]

thankyou so much for that when are we doing the next spring tutorial?

[@CodeEngine]

You are very welcome! Spring Boot/React video will be out this week (will be a complete working web app) and another full Spring web app video (back-end, front-end, oAuth & MySQL) right after that.

[@Busisanimac]

hello when is the video on spring.react coming?

[@CodeEngine]

The project/recording will be done tonight. I will be posting it on Sunday morning. Hope you like it.

[@CodeEngine]

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[@sushanth245]

Very good video 👍👍

[@behnamrasooli8801]

@8:11 more comments are better! Really?

[@CodeEngine]

Yes Behnam! Good quality comments are a good indicator of a high quality codebase because it helps other programmers to understand and comprehend your code more efficiently. It is like "drinking a lot of water is good for you" in general but over doing it can be harmful.

[@behnamrasooli8801]

Comments rot over time because the compiler can not validate them and often times we forget to update them as we update the code they are referring to. Comments are bad, except in a few situations.

[@thafreaknl]

Good code requires minimal comments.

[@FuzzyDPozzy]

@@behnamrasooli8801 we live to disagree, i left a project for 6 months came back after 6 months i had no idea what function was what. Ofcourse at that time i didn't know about the solid principles, but still comments are there to use them.