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I think the context matters here. The underlying point is not to be taken so literally. It means don't prematurely optimize your code until you have a functiona
by dsacco 9y ago
I think the context matters here. The underlying point is not to be taken so literally. It means don't prematurely optimize your code until you have a functional, enjoyable piece of software. Then sure, work on maintainability and improved performance.