The WORST Coding Standards EVER 💀 #developer #softwaredeveloper #code #technology #coding

[dultzywaltzy]

Reverse indentation might be the worst thing I have seen yet 💀

[crism]

"no ternary operators because not everyone gets it"

Bruh

[idafoh]

whoever come up with "no ternary operator" rule himself didn't get it for sure, lol

[shadowki]

I once did something called single line indentation where entire functions would be on one line and my proffessor axtually called me into his office to talk about it😂

[_hepl]

Worst coding standarts is coding with me

[Christoph]

I dont hate the no ternary operator thing, those can make the code look like a complete mess when abused

[Hiljaa_]

Reverse indentation feeks like a war crime

[bombsjetpack]

tbl_ isn't such a bad idea if you do it consistently across the entire project. It's more readable and helps communication honestly.

[drewviesta]

You forgot using spaces instead of tabs

[wb]

These should be questions on an interview. If you walk out saying F! NO! you get the job 😅

[gnack]

That ratio of unit tests to lines of code covered might be appropriate if the cyclomatic complexity is high enough.

[itswilliamanimate]

GNU style is the worst, and the Linux kernel's style guide says that to print out a copy and burn it
thats how much it sucks.

[johneric]

Ternary operators make you write less code, every programmer must know it.

[mamenggaluh]

Table name prefix do still exists to this day.
The justification is to split 'framework-related' tables with the real 'data' tables. So yeah, prefixes like T_USER or M_USER still exists only to differentiate with tables from like for example Laravel/Django migrations, auth, session cache, etc.

[NOCDIB]

"No using ternary operators because not everyone gets it" coming from a tech team that most likely uses LeetCode medium questions on interviews is the peak of ridiculous.

[ZanyCat]

The people who don't know how ternary operators work... probably shouldn't be working there.

[amirhosseinmaghsoodi]

I prefer ternery operators for a couple reasons:

I can be 100% sure a variable is going to be initialised

I'm calling a function and it's easier than assigning variables to the right value then passing them to the function.

[freffrey]

Can't lie some of the 'standard' ways react code is formatted is absolute garbage for no reason

[givowo]

All standards are the worst standards just do what you like B)

[Android-]

The ternary operator one kind of makes sense tho😅