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by gryn
1491 days ago
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A lot of the time it's not characteristics of the code itself but the business mission it needs to fulfill. good code can give you a lot of headaches if the external business environment sees qualitative changes while that sloppy code over there is has being going hassle free for the last 6 years because the end-goal and patterns that it needs to fulfill didn't change much during that period. |
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