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Originally Posted by smf
Accepting critisism when you're doing something wrong is the first thing any programmer should learn. Unfortunately they don't teach that in university.
If you're always ending up in arguments, then remember it takes two to argue.
If you don't have peer review and never have to justify your reasons for doing something a certain way then I fear for your codebase.
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i wouldn't accept code review from an *******. destructive critism is more damaging to a persons experience and wanting to learn to code, then from someone who exercises constructive criticism.
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Originally Posted by cottonvibes
and there's no reason to "learn from" elitist/arrogant coders. There's plenty of nice/friendly great coders around that are willing to share their knowledge.
and in my experience, the friendlier guys are usually better coders (which makes sense if you think about it).
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Seconded, thirded and tenthed.
Last edited by Squall-Leonhart; May 23rd, 2009 at 13:02..
Reason: Automerged Doublepost