> People who stress over code style, linting rules, or other minutia are insane weirdos
We use Black for Python, Prettier/Standard for Typescript. Code is readable across developers and there is no question about how it should be formatted.
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> Clever code isn't usually good code. Clarity trumps all other concerns.
I read it as people who stress over what the style should be, not people who think there should be a style.
I have my opinions on what should be in .clang-format, but that's debatable and beside the point. HAVING a .clang-format and using it is a different question and something very important (obviously you should use go-fmt or rustfmt or whatever is applicable, but clang-format covers most of it)
> People who stress over code style, linting rules, or other minutia are insane weirdos
We use Black for Python, Prettier/Standard for Typescript. Code is readable across developers and there is no question about how it should be formatted.
Make this easier: > Clever code isn't usually good code. Clarity trumps all other concerns.