Commenting On Commenting

Brandon Savage (20.May.2009)
Talk at php|tek 2009 Unconference (English - US)

Rating: 5 of 5

Much has been made recently on the interwebs about what and how much to comment code. Do we document every single line? Just the broad ideas? Does good code require no comments? In this roundtable discussion, we'll (politely) debate as a group the ideas about commenting and discuss our own styles of code comments. A consensus isn't required; just a broad overview of what's out there and what people think.

Note: this will be a discussion so come prepared to participate!

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Rating: 5 of 5

13.May.2009 at 15:00 by Joseph LeBlanc

Commenting on commenting? Sounds kind of, wait for it... meta.

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15.May.2009 at 14:41 by Brandon Savage

I'm totally in favor of this talk. Let's do it!

Rating: 5 of 5

15.May.2009 at 15:29 by Barry Austin

@jlleblanc - I think your comment on commenting on commenting is kind of meta. And so is this. Watch out for the singularity. Voted.

Rating: 4 of 5

15.May.2009 at 16:35 by James Stansfield

meta

Rating: 4 of 5

15.May.2009 at 20:49 by Aaron McCall

/* # // ; ' will anyone see this? I'm game.

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