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Jan Van Ryswyck

http://gregbeech.com/blogs/tech/ Greg Beech

If you’re working on code that is simple enough to write without inline comments then I don’t envy you. The most interesting code needs literally blocks of comments to indicate what’s happening, why things are being done, etc. They are used to explain why a particular approach was taken, and perhaps more important what other approaches were considered and why they were not taken; this simply cannot be done in code. Comments are particularly important in multi-threaded code to explain potential race conditions etc.

My assertion is that code without comments simply doesn’t work: http://gregbeech.com/blogs/tech/archive/2008/08/04/code-without-comments-is-code-that-doesn-t-work.aspx
http://www.marisic.net Chris Marisic

I suggest using Ghost Doc http://www.roland-weigelt.de/ghostdoc/ This tool will auto generate comments for you for methods/properties based off the naming structure along with the parameters.

Combine this with Resharper http://www.jetbrains.com which will inform you when comments for methods have parameters that don’t match or don’t exist or do exist and shouldn’t.

These tools can easily lead to development with zero comment stagnation. I agree with you for in code comments they should only be used on very hacky solutions and for nothing else. Everything else that SHOULD be commented needs to be refactored into variables with proper names for what it is, to seperate methods or even entirely new classes to avoid the need for having to read anything other than the code itself.
http://elegantcode.com Jan Van Ryswyck

@Chris: I’m a GhostDoc user for as long as I can remember. The tool is nice for micro-comment productivity, but if its output can be generated from the code itself, then what’s the point?
http://panteravb.com Chris Carter

“…but if its output can be generated from the code itself, then what’s the point?”

@Jan: how is the output from Ghostdoc generated from the code itself?
http://elegantcode.com Jan Van Ryswyck

What I was trying to say is that if the comments can be generated by a tool, then what is the point of writing comments then. If a tool can figure it out, then a human certainly will.

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