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  1. west, donavon west™️@donavon
    If you need to use one or more temp variables to reduce the complexity of an "if" statement, then use one or more temp variables. Your colleagues and your future self will thank you. #SelfDocumentingCode
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  2. Aaron Francis✓@aarondfrancis
    When you work alone but want to follow Best Practices™️
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  3. Nicola Costantino@costantino_dev
    @aarondfrancis
    @aarondfrancis A description is always very helpful for the reviewer(s), but here it looks like you understood each other without even having to say a word 👍🏻 - the power of the #selfdocumentingcode
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  4. rasiim.md@refactorfiend
    Indu Alagarsamy on the intersection of #DDD as a software discipline with Messaging as a technology counterpart. @Indu_alagarsamy
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  5. rasiim.md@refactorfiend
    @refactorfiend
    be ruthless about coding the domain model concepts in the ubiquitous language and embrace refactoring and continuous improvement/refinement #ddDesign #dddfl
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  6. rasiim.md@refactorfiend
    re: adding code comments with respect to the single responsibility principle As a #selfDocumentingCode fanatic, I do appreciate that some kinds of comments go a long way: 1/3
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  7. rasiim.md@refactorfiend
    i do find the comments at the top of a class heading, that state the singular purpose of the class, to be useful; outside of that im generally anti-comment #codeAsDocumentation #selfDocumentingCode #singleResponsibilityPrinciple
    Mario Cervera @macerub
    I tend to avoid comments. I prefer self-explanatory code. But some types of comments can indeed be helpful. For example, if I wrote some code in a convoluted way for performance reasons, I'd document these reasons in a comment. ❓ What comments do you find useful (or useless)?
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  8. Mario Cervera@macerub
    I tend to avoid comments. I prefer self-explanatory code. But some types of comments can indeed be helpful. For example, if I wrote some code in a convoluted way for performance reasons, I'd document these reasons in a comment. ❓ What comments do you find useful (or useless)?
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  9. Rob Gray@RobertGray
    looking at source of a php site. no strong typing = wasted time commenting everything. #selfdocumentingcode
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