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> Focus on delivering business value and creating the best END-USER experience. I agree 100%. For most projects clean code comes secondary. Moreover, what is
by oldboyFX 8y ago
> Focus on delivering business value and creating the best END-USER experience.
I agree 100%. For most projects clean code comes secondary.
Moreover, what is clean and what is sloppy is extremely subjective. If the code doesn't produce too many bugs and is understandable enough for others to modify, great. That's all you need.
From my experience, the correlation between writing clean code and delivering business value isn't a thing. I would even go so far to say that people who really care about writing clean code often tend to ignore business goals. Additionally, I've worked with a few clean code/TDD enthusiasts whose output very often contained bugs.
NOTE: This is my personal and VERY anecdotal experience from working on mostly small to medium sized projects (up to 100k LOC).