Didn't you find the verbose style readable when you opened a project after a long time?
For me the time spent coding is the last step. The more important task is always in identifying a problem worth solving and formulating what I hope to be a coherent design.
The actual typing, while tedious, is the least important part. Just the same, I am sometimes feeding a snippet to a LLM and having it fill out the tedium. Results vary, but the verbose style and longWindedDescriptiveNames seem to help. A few inline comments pick up the rest. The LLM will also expand these into Javadoc type comments.
For me the time spent coding is the last step. The more important task is always in identifying a problem worth solving and formulating what I hope to be a coherent design.
The actual typing, while tedious, is the least important part. Just the same, I am sometimes feeding a snippet to a LLM and having it fill out the tedium. Results vary, but the verbose style and longWindedDescriptiveNames seem to help. A few inline comments pick up the rest. The LLM will also expand these into Javadoc type comments.