Every line of code is always documented
Read OriginalThe article argues that a project's version control history, particularly detailed commit messages, is the most valuable form of documentation. It uses a real-world example of a mysterious line of code to demonstrate how `git blame` and commit messages reveal the 'why' behind changes, including browser compatibility issues and links to external resources. It emphasizes the importance of writing good commit messages for the entire team.
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