What a toxic environment, it sounds like you did that developer a favor in the long run by saving him from having to work with you.
A developer took the time to review the existing code, and point out things that could be improved upon. That's part of our job. Even if you don't want to make any changes, or he's wrong about some of the feedback, you should be grateful to him/her.
How much revenue your code is earning says nothing about the quality of the code. That you feel the need to mention it says something about your ego.
A developer took the time to review the existing code, and point out things that could be improved upon. That's part of our job. Even if you don't want to make any changes, or he's wrong about some of the feedback, you should be grateful to him/her.
How much revenue your code is earning says nothing about the quality of the code. That you feel the need to mention it says something about your ego.