Why do programmers like to stick to "Thou shalt" / "Thou shalt not" rules that define whether a...
Channel: Roel Van de Paar
Date: 2022-09-24

Software Engineering: Why do programmers like to stick to "Thou shalt" / "Thou shalt not" rules that define whether a code is of good or bad quality?

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