I think at this point we can all roughly agree on what makes code well-written?
1. Stylistically consistent for things like format, naming, control and logic flow
2. QA: linted, unit tested, code reviewed
3. Design: Modular, scalable, future proof, secure, stable, reliable, performant etc.
4. High adoption implies testing/verification of above design attributes
5. Follows (or establishes) best established practices for interfacing with platform APIs etc.
6. Keeping complexity low enough that a junior engineers can contribute
7. Descriptive commit messages
etc. etc.
1. Stylistically consistent for things like format, naming, control and logic flow
2. QA: linted, unit tested, code reviewed
3. Design: Modular, scalable, future proof, secure, stable, reliable, performant etc.
4. High adoption implies testing/verification of above design attributes
5. Follows (or establishes) best established practices for interfacing with platform APIs etc.
6. Keeping complexity low enough that a junior engineers can contribute
7. Descriptive commit messages
etc. etc.