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mrpointer128ySeems the company doesn't really care that much of a good OOP design... a public field? Commented like this? I call it a crime.
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@hayz seriously there are much worse things then these, when you get to a company where nothing is commented and the whole idea of a "field" public or private is an alien concept, THEN you will appreciate your current job. #spoileddevs
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hayz8568y@jonnyserra Neither I wrote that I don't appreciate my current job, nor that this is the worst thing.
It's just making me mad. While things you described were written by people who lacked knowledge and common sense - at least you have some kind of a logical reason. I can't see logical reason for writing comments like that, I'm just scared of what's happening in mind of a person that does that.
And for clarification,
@brod they weren't paid per line. @grimtar it's not a company policy.
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Grundeir7258yDo you maybe have a static quality check running in your CI system, that stops a commit if it doesn't have a certain percentage of comments?
If so, the developer was lazy. Otherwise they were just stupid.
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You know what really grinds my gears?
Seeing a 5-line comment, that have absolute no value, for a variable declaration.
Example:
/*
*
* String that holds a delivery address.
*
*/
public String deliveryAddress;
undefined
stop the madness
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