This reminds me of my 3 year stint in a French CAD firm, where I was witness to many a technical tiff between a senior director and a really fresh out of college engineer which will look as if its a personal ego fight. But at the end of the day both will pick their bags and go off to have a beer / dinner together and come back next morning as good as friends they ever were.
It taught me in my middle age, arguments over work should never spill over to personal ego. But life is short and all of us carry ourselves the way we are conditioned...! What is right and wrong, is mostly not cast in stone, but when it becomes contentious, it is just ok to give experience the right of way.. On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 6:07 AM, Igor Stasenko <siguc...@gmail.com> wrote: > P.S. regardless.. about the subject, so, now > > Here's an example > > nil asValueHolder > > shall be refactored to > > nil asReactiveVariable > > ? > > sounds like a plan :) > ==== > > And yes, Ben, you are wrong, if you consider this as a personal attack. > This code smells, to say it politely. But i prefer to call it crap. > When i see such things, the only thing, which comes to my mind is: 'when > the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything as nail'. >
