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Recently, I have been working on maintaining two “legacy” systems. One is in VB6, implemented by a person who was not a programmer, but only trained a few weeks for VB6. The code quality is extremely poor. There are even no indentations in the code, and all variables are not properly named, for example, if there are 5 text boxes on a form, they will be just named as Text1(0), Text1(1)…Text(4). So, I guess I don’t have to say too much and you get a picture of what it looks like. Another system is ......
If you use resharper with Visual Studio 2008, you may have noticed that it keeps suggesting you use implicitly typed local variable declaration i.e. the var keyword. To me, it is a bit annoying. You can actually find why people think it should exist in the first place:http://resharper.blog... There are some valid points, but I am not convinced. I think it is less readable in most of the case. I can’t agree with Ilya that it induces better naming ......