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Something similar works when coding too: begin with ugly code that only solves a simple case. Then keep iterating and refactoring until it is good. Trying to ge
by henrik_w 10y ago
Something similar works when coding too: begin with ugly code that only solves a simple case. Then keep iterating and refactoring until it is good. Trying to get it right from the beginning just means you don't get started.
- 0898 10y agoBusiness documents often begin with what I call 'corporate throat clearing'. Same principle.
- angryredblock 10y agoAbsolutely. Writing bad code is a great way to put yourself on the path to writing better code -- as long as you have the 'always refactor' mindset.