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build it to work first, then refactor the code to be pleasant. You often learn so much about the problem while getting even a rudimentary spaghetti code impleme
by beaconstudios 9y ago
build it to work first, then refactor the code to be pleasant. You often learn so much about the problem while getting even a rudimentary spaghetti code implementation working that you couldn't possibly have designed a comprehensive set of objects/interfaces up front, so get it running first, take what you learned about the problem and update the code to be readable and well-designed.
- imhoguy 9y agoYeah. Do spike but don't show it to management before minimal cleanup refactoring! They may think it is done.