I came across Roedy Green’s satire, via JP, on writing code to ensure a job for life. Though focused on Java, you can apply the tips quite efficiently for any programming language, and make it equally unmaintainable. Roedy has brought out the evil in a humorous way, a good read. If you end up taking this seriously, consider it to be a manual on what not to do. Sometimes that is the easier route to understanding what to do.
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September 30th, 2007 at 11:19 pm
An old one - but a classic