> The code is generally messy and horrible, rife with race conditions and barely holding together in parts. It's very good that you've had the experience of wr

> The code is generally messy and horrible, rife with race conditions and barely holding together in parts. It's very good that you've had the experience of writing bad code, and recognizing that. It will make you expect more from yourself next time. And the process repeats. After many iterations you will be much better. And also more nimble. Writing 1000 lines is a lot for someone who has never done that before, but natural for someone who has a million lines under their belt.