On reading other people's code
Jonah · Jun 5
I write smaller commits than I used to. The commits are uglier in isolation and much easier to read in sequence.
I trust monorepos more in the second year than I did in the first. Most of the early friction goes away once the tooling catches up.
The team I learned the most from didn't have great tools. They had a great habit of reading each other's pull requests in full, including the parts that weren't theirs.
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