>in a perfect world this would be the case every time you build something. Yet the same people who hate devs spending time on refactors also laugh when you giv

>in a perfect world this would be the case every time you build something. Yet the same people who hate devs spending time on refactors also laugh when you give them a six month estimate for feature X. I think "perfect" is "good enough" in this context. "Good enough" is always preferable to "non existent yet theoretically perfect".