The ONLY Right Way to Document Your Code

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In this video I'll share what you need to know in order to write a good code documentation and make your codebase as readable as possible.
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Пікірлер: 54

@bensekyondwa

This was timely, thanks for sharing.

@darshanthakral

Learned something new today 🎉. Thanks for sharing this Philipp!✌️

@pqsk

Very good. I would just add that adding a good constant name for the 500 could make it even more clean with the constant with a comment on what it’s used for. I also always try to minimize the amount of parameters, but clearly it’s not always possible

@user-eo9gb1qq7n

Very helpful video, thank you, Philipp

@karim-abdallah-dev

Awesome tutorial ❤

@cking24343

I keep toying with the idea of creating a cheat sheet for PR reviews, for things to keep in mind. There's some good stuff in here that I think I will consider adding to that. Love the videos, thanks for sharing!

@DenisFisenko

I think that hasSufficientAmount should be an extension function rather than instance function. Arguments like fee are not related to the account object.

@EmmanuelMontanoGarcia

Thanks for the video. it's amazing. I have a question bro, What's the theme of your IDE?

@mohancena8970

Nice and useful 😊

@atlas6397

very very useful steps

@user-fc7dd1tn3b

Ty for remind of right way of comments.

@skarloti

This is great! I'm expecting soon JetBrains/Google to implement it through generative AI documentation (Android Studio and JetBrains Ultinate IDEs)

@snowg_arc

Thanks man. I have one question. You threw an exception alongside returning failure results. Is this standard practice? When should you throw exceptions instead of returning a failure, and should you intermix them? I understand this was about comments primarily

@dragonzhao433

Hi Philipp, can you make a video about how to sync data between remote and local? also for cases theres inflict happen

@samuelmuigai3265

Awesome video I learnt alot. I always find myself writing code for my grandma 😂😂😂

@sameershelar2000

Great video Phillip, Could it be a better approach if we make hasSufficientFunds a usecase so that the logic inside could be tested. Please share your thoughts.