Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
I might add: we (and and I mean all of us, including the best
developers on this list) improve our skills by listening to each other
argumentation. And I am not talking only about coding skills. Proper
code review is sufficiently rare that one should appreciate it when it
comes. Source code *is meant* to be rewritten/erased/transformed,
there should be no personal feeling involved if this happens.
From "brian's Guide to Solving Any Perl Problem", in _Mastering Perl_:
Forget about code ownership. You may think yourself an artist, but even
the Old Masters produced a lot of crap. Everybody's code is crap, which
means my code is crap and your code is crap. Learn to love that. When
you have a problem, your first thought should be "Something is wrong
with my crappy code." That means you do not get to blame Perl [or anyone
or anything else--RH]. It is not personal.
Couldna said it betta.
Richard
