Alternative code styles
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Alternative code styles
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Re: Alternative code styles
#2I disagree with this comment. That style makes the code extremely hard to follow, as there's no proper indention to identify scope.
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#4That Fibonacci based indentation might not be a bad idea after all. Especially when doing callback-style javascript.
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#5Seriously though, I find myself oddly attracted to the Python-braces style .. if only I could use it without running afoul of my own list.
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#6It doesn't matter which style you prefer. As long as a computer can pick it up and translate it into the project standard style and back to yours again. You can simply setup git filters and live in you own style world.
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#7> Poetry... quite eye-pleasing I disagree with this comment. That style makes the code extremely hard to follow, as there's no proper indention to identify scope.
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#8> Poetry... quite eye-pleasing I disagree with this comment. That style makes the code extremely hard to follow, as there's no proper indention to identify scope.
Most of these examples are meant to be a joke, I’d assume.