Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the quick and dirty approach is better, I'm saying that the end product is very similar. The main difference is the surety th

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the quick and dirty approach is better, I'm saying that the end product is very similar. The main difference is the surety that the code is going to work properly when you have checks in place. Complex development processes are worth the hassle for big clients who can't have downtime, but they're not suitable for everything. I would (almost) never bother setting up such complex processes for an after hours side project site because the amount of extra work involved would ensure the project never gets completed.