@12bitfloat or when you have it in your head and it makes perfect sense but for an article you‘d need to spend time to think about how you phrase it and structure it properly so that it makes sense for the readers and conveys the same fascination to them that you have about this topic.

@12bitfloat for me it’s a bit different, I have a lot of interesting things that I‘d like to write about but my lazy ass refuses to do so 😅

@D-4got10-01 either the browser (Brave) is doing something or the dr backend is checking the user agent and doing some redirection crap based on that.

The 3 companies that I worked for, always on company time.
I bet it‘s very different depending on the country.

@whimsical yeah, that’s called destructuring, and of course Swift has it too :)

@whimsical Not my apple then ;)

@whimsical shamelessly taking the opportunity to post my pseudo blog:

https://medium.com/@lensflare

Yes, I know, medium sucks.

Game driver development? What’s that?

I can’t live without a second monitor.

Link doesn’t work. It just opens devRant’s start page

Not what they need

@whimsical reinventing shit is nice, I love that too.
But doing the other crap just to establish a proprietary monopoly is evil.

MS loves to reinvent shit, make it proprietary and then an industry standard.

@SoldierOfCode I love the smell of new devrant stuff in the morning! 😤

Lol. You HAVE to do this? Is someone holding a gun to your head and forcing you to spam ads?

@HarryPotterr you were looking for liquid glass, @donkulator's arse?

@D-4got10-01 I don’t think so. He wouldn’t be able to resist.

How about using a document based db instead?

I think this time I don’t need to preach how great Swift is :)

Oh, a new piece of shit slipped though the spam filter.
Let’s correct this…

@amandahaynes109 nobody asked for your spam. Fuck off, human scum!

@Hazarth yes and no.
Clean Code is also this popular book and a lot of people understand clean code to be an application of those specific rules from that book.
And unfortunately this book gives quite a lot of bad advice.

@D-4got10-01 there definitely are important things that determine the performance of an employee. But those are impossible to measure.

Part of that is how big companies work, unfortunately. But yours seems to be more extreme.
Regarding your question, I don’t, because overall I like the company that I work for.
But if I’d hate it, I’d try to find something else.

@jestdotty it‘s like your mind is constantly in another dimension or alternate reality where all of the devrant posts and comments are slightly different.
Your answer appears to be addressing something that another version of me has said in your reality.
In my reality, it barely makes any sense.

@jestdotty spaghetti isn’t the single thing that makes code bad. And there is not a single thing that makes code clean or good.
There are a lot of different categories and factors to good and bad code.
And nobody just decides to write good or bad code. It‘s always a mix.
Everybody is aware of that.
It’s not a false dichotomy.

@whimsical writing supposedly clean code is not contrary to get shit done.

That‘s just something that sloppy coders tell to themselves to have an excuse to proceed to write shit code.

Not only that but the "Clean Code" principles are mostly bullshit.
They don’t result in good code.

Experienced devs all agree on that.

Then Xamarin… that one sucked a lot already but my company invested into it and forced me to use it.

Now whatever new crap that MS makes (MAUI?), I don't care anymore.
It will die. No doubt about that.

I went on to a different platform.

@D-4got10-01 yup, I had a Windows Phone and I also invested quite a bit into UWP. I bought all the bullshit promises about the unification of mobile and desktop.