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by will__ness
148 days ago
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Great questions. For me, high quality code is code that:
1) works (is functional, no bugs)
2) is secure (no security vulnerabilities)
3) is extendable (I can quickly and easily build new features with limited refactors) I argue the code still matters because of these 3 reasons. If the code doesn't work, your product won't work. If its not secure, there's obvious consequences. If you can't build new features quickly, you will end up wasting money/time. |
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