http://wikipedlla.com/programmer_etiquette_and_writing_good_cf_code > (I thought the teacher in me was well and truly burnt to a crisp... > aparently not...) > hyperthetical > * you're finishing off someone elses project, it's only a couple of > weeks of work > * that person is someone that you know/see around the traps > * you know you're not the world's gift to coding but trying to follow > best practices has put you in good stead for years (and reduced the > amount of obscure bugs) > * the code is full of (lets say) less than optomial practices eg > - SELECT * > - reuse of the variable "ID" on the same page for diffent > usages/ > contexts > - hardly any use of scopes (esp URL and FORM) with lots of using > isDefined() > - not a cfqueryparam to be seen. > do you > a) shoot them when next you meet then dance on their grave. > b) make a semi formal list of what's wrong and why then bail them up > to go on "chapter-and-verse" about it > c) make an informal comment on next meeting that it "had a few rough > edges" and leave it at that > d) keep your mouth shut, your head down and keep saying to yourself > "it's only for a short while"... > thoughts? >
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