While that’s true and I do document my code, I still get the urge to rewrite big parts of it. In the end I will in fact rewrite it, but that’s because I want to turn the original version of the code into a more general system that I can then use for my future work/projects.
As long as you’re doing this for fun/function and not because you’re embarrassed, then that’s fine. :p I wrote my own tween library in javascript purely because that just sounded like a great weekend, haha.
I look at my old code all the time.
If you keep things organized and well documented, its poor quality really shouldn’t bother that much.
While that’s true and I do document my code, I still get the urge to rewrite big parts of it. In the end I will in fact rewrite it, but that’s because I want to turn the original version of the code into a more general system that I can then use for my future work/projects.
As long as you’re doing this for fun/function and not because you’re embarrassed, then that’s fine. :p I wrote my own tween library in javascript purely because that just sounded like a great weekend, haha.
I will turn it into a general system for two reasons:
1: Because I know I can rewrite my old code in much better quality
2: Because this is something that I and my work colleagues may need regularly, so we dont have to rewrite it from scratch every time.