Agreed! The best part about "non-sexy" code is that with a little love and attention, you get to make it sexy. :) Sure, the minute details in the back end aren'

Agreed! The best part about "non-sexy" code is that with a little love and attention, you get to make it sexy. :) Sure, the minute details in the back end aren't the public-facing front end that the users look at and go "wow" but there's the feeling of knowing that it's those little details that tie it all together and make it work smoothly. Improving on that can be very rewarding, indeed.