Apparently I disregard my blog completely. I should have more long boring meetings that give me time to post.
Recently I got an actual team member at work. Which means my code is being looked at by another person.
This is a thing that has almost never happened to me. I'm a one woman show. Or at least I have been up till now.
In this process I've realized how undocumented my code has become, so I decided to research some standards for commenting my code.
I found this site, which has some really great basics for commenting your code. Its a start for me, and a struggle each day to remember. But every day I'm using it my code become more readable and more clear. 
The one rule in particular that I'm finding easiest to follow is to document each change or bug fix to the code. This is helping immensely.
I will have to ask my new team member once he starts seeing my newer code, if its any easier to work with. We shall see.
So, as is just like me, I started a blog with absolutely no purpose of being made, except that I wanted a blog.
So....
We'll see how that goes.
In any case, here we are. My blog, my place of being. This makes it one of the coolest places to hangout, and therefore you should totally come back when I get more content.
For now, maybe tell me what I should blog about. That should work... I'll take user suggestions.
Good Commenting Standards
Recently I got an actual team member at work. Which means my code is being looked at by another person.
This is a thing that has almost never happened to me. I'm a one woman show. Or at least I have been up till now.
In this process I've realized how undocumented my code has become, so I decided to research some standards for commenting my code.
I found this site, which has some really great basics for commenting your code. Its a start for me, and a struggle each day to remember. But every day I'm using it my code become more readable and more clear.
The one rule in particular that I'm finding easiest to follow is to document each change or bug fix to the code. This is helping immensely.
I will have to ask my new team member once he starts seeing my newer code, if its any easier to work with. We shall see.