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Originally Posted by alexander
i would still think that the ratio is waaaay off, the industry standard for commercial software right now is about 20 - 30 lines of buggfull code per 1000 lines of code
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Be careful of these statistics: I know programmers who fill their code with mostly irrelevant comments just to beat the "industry standard."
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Originally Posted by alexander
I would like to have time to read, but i dont have it, got my programming projects, programming, networking, program, Linux and everything in between manuals, college work, college projects that will benefit the school in future and stuff.
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You're excused....
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Originally Posted by alexander
if their motivation is money, then they wont, if their motivation is the excitement of coding and the gain in experience..., then, and only then they would...
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Increasingly here in sillycon valley, a strong motivation is proving to your boss that its worth paying you 5 times more not to send your job to India, China or Russia....Its an incredible incentive for writing good code!
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Originally Posted by alexander
their betterenmentishness (dont even ask me what that is supposed to be) of the code
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I secondontilarily this motion....
