Lotsa people can write code. I have a ton of respect for those that take the time to make it so incredibly clear it requires no explanation. I prefer descriptive names over comments. No one writes it beautifully the first time, every time. That’s why just “getting it to work” is never good enough. I am a software gardener, and I really enjoy it. To that end, I thought this example of a recent refactor would be a good example to share. This actually help us fix a bug which turned out to be the fact that the unit tests was passing in a number for expectedLogoutTime, while the actual code was passing in a Date object. (Hence why I changed the variable name to expectedLogoutDate.)