- thy should never waste time in reading about code
- thy should always respect your IDE and carry it all the time with you (in a USB key)
- thy should always find a non-existing requirement in mind and code for it
- thy should never write a comment
- thy should show your karate in all obfuscating syntax
- thy should show no interest in algorithm and its implications
- thy should always be shy away from mathematics
- thy should never test your code extensively; those who do are weak
- thy should write in abbreviation it will communicate more in less characters
- thy should use GOTO always
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Ten Commandments for How Not to Become a Good Programmer
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