Thanks for read the post and thanks for your response. Your point of view seems interesting, is important for me know that a developer with maybe 20 years of experience readed something written by me. And sure, probably my code quality is not higher as your code quality, I think that is normal in the developer evolution process. And of course, you can remember how works your old code, however understand it and remember the used approach will take a while without comments.
Probably you don’t need read comments because you are a code rockstar, however code rockstars don’t born, he becomes one, and part of process is write bad code and improve making baby steps.
Finally I need to say that languages like Pascal and ASM generally give you an unique and correct way to solve a trouble, now with languages like Python or JavaScript with things like reflection and dynamic library linking is not easy understand somethings, and documentation helps a lot in these cases.
Again, thanks for your interest and your opinion.
