Silures
Re:What to Do When Your Colleague Creates Spaghetti Code
on Friday September 16, 2016 @12:03PM (#12514947)
I agree. Partial classes are for supplementing machine-generated code: winforms designer files, generated entity framework classes etc.
That is, wherever the IDE would overwrite any edits you made. I'm currently refactoring a 3 partial class monster usercontrol: 238 lines, 2370 lines, and 4526 lines. Fun.
Re:China cloning on an 'industrial scale'
on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @04:28AM (#7056139)
a monk and his peas
Re:Reading Other People's Code (2012)
on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @11:39AM (#6328301)
Maybe this says more about the quality of the code I have to work on or my own lack of ability.
Our legacy code often comes along with a large number of interfaces and dependency injection and it's difficult to find where the code actually 'does something'. So the only way I can understand what the code is doing is by stepping through it in a debugger.
If I just try to read it, I end up half a dozen classes away from the method I'm trying to understand in no time.