Of all attributes a product or service can have, quality is one of the most mistaken ones. From a sales viewpoint, quality seems to be natural. Everybody claims to provide stuff of “premium quality”. So much so that we, as buyers, seem to take quality for granted. Heck we don’t even attempt to demand [...]
In this post I’m jotting down some spontaneous thoughts about the importance of designing adequate software interfaces, kindof.
If you ask a solution provider, any solution provider, if their solutions were “intelligent”, you can bet you won’t get a single “no” answer. Consequently, every solution out there is intelligent, right? But is it?
Yesterday, I read yet another quote that evangelizes “clean code”:
Code that only you can understand does not make you an advanced coder; code that your grandmother can understand does!
Jeremy Brown – Macromedia Flash MX 2004 ActionScript 2.0 Dictionary
Now WTF is that supposed to mean?
Continue reading about Clean Code Between Religion And Truth
Reading an interview with Kirk Pepperdine, I came accros the following statement:
Dumb code tends to be more readable and hence more understandable.
It is a position I discover quite frequently, in particular with people from management. It’s about time to present a different view
Continue reading about About Code Dumbness And Programmer Cleverness
