My code was not bad, but not superb. There was good architecture behind and a hundred of unit tests, but still time to market was top priority. So it was good e

My code was not bad, but not superb. There was good architecture behind and a hundred of unit tests, but still time to market was top priority. So it was good enough and I think it is a waste to write perfect code for startup, since future is unknown. When product proofs itself, it is time to refactor and maintain perfect code base.