It seems that all the things that geeks are supposed to do is writing code all day and night with less communication. However, in my opinion, communication -- writing words or speaking words, does help a geek to improve his or her programming skills.
As we know, one of the facts of judging a good program is readability. Writing help us organize our thoughts, correct mistakes in the choice of words and increase readability, which are vital for conveying our ideas to readers. So does writing codes. If someone cannot write articles logically, convincingly, precisely and clearly, how could we expect him/her writing elaborate and nicely codes? By writing logical, clear comments and specs in their code, which means 'efficient communication', other programmers could easily understand your code. In addition, based on understanding of your code, other programmers can raise better suggestions to improve your code and skills.
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