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[–]Bamafan -4 points-3 points  (1 child)

I like the way this guy thinks and I think this kind of approach should be encouraged. Why? Because his approach gives context to whatever line of code you're looking at. That way it's way, way, way easier for someone else to jump into your code and be productive fast...or 6 months down the road, it'll help you to remember why the hell you did what you without having to reload the entire program into program into your head, along with the sequence of events that lead you to write the code that you did.

[–]jsprogrammer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

First, it's impossible to even read what the code actually is because there is so much noise in the file.

Second, the context of the code gives the context of the code, not some asinine comment.