I don't know. Unless anyone actually tells me this person is in fact a "superstar developer" I may not believe it.<p><i>Rule 3: Don’t take time to document your code, or add little comments explaining potential pitfalls in modifying some of the less clear statements you’ve introduced. You don’t need them, you wrote the code.</i><p>Gosh. I understand the rule "Code is twice as hard to debug as it is to code, so never code as cleverly as possible" because one wont be able to debug his or her own code, but saying no comments? I do NOT know the structure of the program I made five years ago. If there were no comments, it would take me a little while to edit something- build in a feature, ect. Who the fuck says you need to stop documenting to become a superstar developer? Not even that. It's one of the three rules to becoming a superstar developer? I can't believe it is true. I see so many things wrong with the statement.