A guide on documenting and organizing Kusto Query Language (KQL) code using comments, docstrings, and folders for better maintainability.
A developer reflects on how their opinions on software development practices like comments, testing, IDEs, and remote work have evolved over time.
A developer argues for minimal, strategic code commenting, using examples to show how clear naming and structure can often replace verbose comments.
A developer argues for the value of inline code comments as a durable form of documentation, contrasting them with ephemeral pull request discussions.
The article argues for co-locating code comments with the relevant code, explaining the maintainability and clarity benefits over separate documentation files.
A talk arguing for the importance of code comments, debunking common arguments against them and providing a framework for effective commenting.
An interview discussing the importance and ongoing debate around commenting code, challenging the 'comments are a failure' clean code perspective.
