Saturday, July 09, 2005

You Evil Little D.!

It is a must to keep your code clean. It is just as important as getting it to properly work.

Clean code will allow you to maintain your components whereas dirty code f??ks you up. I think I have described it point blank. If you are good and professional enough, please don't leave your code in a filthy state. My humble appeal, take pride and excert enough effort to not only getting your code to work, but also in keeping it simple, small, easy to read and in fairly documented manner. I bet you haven't tested it too?

It is just that filthy code done by sloppy developer annoys another developer. Simple isn't it. So do the right thing.

Are you guilty?

Get a grip. Here's where you can start. http://java.sun.com/docs/codeconv/

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