How to distinguish "good taste" vs "opinionated" though?
If you can articulate why certain code is better with convincing justifications, I would say that's "good taste". Coding styles are often examples of these.
But if you can't articulate or don't have a convincing reasoning for preferring certain coding patterns, isn't it just "opinionated"?
If you can articulate why certain code is better with convincing justifications, I would say that's "good taste". Coding styles are often examples of these.
But if you can't articulate or don't have a convincing reasoning for preferring certain coding patterns, isn't it just "opinionated"?