Maciej Stachowski

CS student and .NET programmer extraordinaire, currently starting out in the corporate world.

Apr 2015

Descriptive Overload

by in CodeSOD on

Information Overload

Unquestionably, a good method name should be descriptive. With today's code completion and code analysis features, almost all developers expect the names to give them at least an idea of what a method should do. When you write a library, or work on a shared codebase, it's a must- and even if one doesn't expect anybody else to use their code, it's still good not to have to remember what stuff doStuff() does.