As someone who's been coding in Python using only standard libraries and shit I've made, how do I not become this guy when I learn to use whatever a SDK is?
If you are developing a library, make sure it follows coding conventions. If your library looks like the standard libraries, than it is probably ok. When using other people's work, there is not much you can do, since how the code is organized is not up to you.
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3 u/TheDude2 20 Nov 2015 23:22
Don't make them have to go to your boss to explain how difficult you're being by insisting on standards.
1 u/draco_nite 23 Nov 2015 03:05
As someone who's been coding in Python using only standard libraries and shit I've made, how do I not become this guy when I learn to use whatever a SDK is?
0 u/Torchhead [OP] 23 Nov 2015 19:11
If you are developing a library, make sure it follows coding conventions. If your library looks like the standard libraries, than it is probably ok. When using other people's work, there is not much you can do, since how the code is organized is not up to you.