Comment on Principles of Imperative ComputationComments−wheelerof4te3yStep 1: Go from the top.Step 2: See a function.Step 3: Ctl+Click on it.Step 4: Read the code.Step 5: Go to step 1.−andrepd3yIf your codebase has zero documentation, yes indeed.−BigJono3yDocumentation isn't a substitute for reading the code, and the best place for documentation is in the same file as the code.−wheelerof4te3yOnly Jira ticket numbers. Sometimes even a ticket title.−loagis3yAh yes, that's exactly my working situation.−andrepd3yDo you work at my firm :) the "documentation" is "ask the guy who wrote it, if they're still employed" ahaha
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Step 1: Go from the top.
Step 2: See a function.
Step 3: Ctl+Click on it.
Step 4: Read the code.
Step 5: Go to step 1.
If your codebase has zero documentation, yes indeed.
Documentation isn't a substitute for reading the code, and the best place for documentation is in the same file as the code.
Only Jira ticket numbers. Sometimes even a ticket title.
Ah yes, that's exactly my working situation.
Do you work at my firm :) the "documentation" is "ask the guy who wrote it, if they're still employed" ahaha