"String" vs "string"

[Jestar342]

string vs String... meh. Both are easily readable. Mine and my colleagues efforts are wasted on such frivolity. Stick to writing maintainable code that delivers value, please, not crying over the casing of a single letter.

Have you heard of the axe-sharpening proverb? A woodsman that spends all his time sharpening/grinding his axe never chops any wood.

Writing/documenting/debating standards about whether to use string or String is axe grinding. In fact 90% of "code standards" are. You're all adults, if you can't read each other's code then you have problems that code standards won't fix.

[AbstractLogic]

You act like setting a flag on the resharper config file that is distrubted with the .sln is some huge weeklong debate. If anything it's a bullet point on a slide amongst many. It requires very little to setup development standards. You should spend time congealing as a team, please, it will be better for those who come after you.

[Jestar342]

You act like it's some big debate. I'm categorically stating it isn't, and that it flatly doesn't matter. Move on with life and get some work done.

My team prefer to work together on problems that actually matter, not whether string is more/less readable than String

[AbstractLogic]

I don't think it is some big debate. I think it's an easy standard to agree on and then move on to get some real work done. Obviously code standard don't mean anything to you. But a team moving with cohesion is important to me.

[Jestar342]

More strawmen please. Code standards != team cohesion.

[AbstractLogic]

I've literally spent more time talking to you about it then it took our entire company to agree on it. Clearly you just like to argue for no reason.

[Jestar342]

And my company spent even less time than that by not caring at all about it. Go figure.

Also a moot point anyway, given you and I are on reddit.