By mswatcher
via weblogs.asp.net
Submitted: Feb 06 2013 / 12:29
There are no two programmers in the world who like each others code, there's always criticism: "I would have done this differently" or worse "Whoa, dude, never heard of SOLID? Where are the tests for this?". IMHO, criticism is OK, as long as it's based on well founded arguments and they make the original programmer of the criticized code learn new things. I don't think Scott's post is about that.
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