Clean Code Versus Regex

Clean Code doesn't require comment Regex

Wallace bursts through a door labeled “Regex” while Gromit stands beside another door labeled “Clean Code doesn't require comment.” The joke mocks overly complex regular expressions by portraying regex as something that demands an explanation, unlike supposedly clean code. It is used as a humorous reaction to unreadable or mysterious code. EN: Wallace bursts through a door labeled “Regex” while Gromit stands beside another door labeled “Clean Code doesn't require comment.” The joke mocks overly complex regular expressions by portraying regex as something that demands an explanation, unlike supposedly clean code. It is used as a humorous reaction to unreadable or mysterious code.

• @dev_meme / 831 2019-11-19