I've never worked on a project o bad I could add features fix bugs to it. And I worked on a project that literally saved the HTML on the page into a varchar, h

I've never worked on a project o bad I could add features fix bugs to it. And I worked on a project that literally saved the HTML on the page into a varchar, had 15,000 lines of JavaScript, and all the business logic was written in awful stored procedures. Whatever speed quality trade-offs a good engineer is making will be worth it when a startup is still in the "I don't know if this company will exist in 6 months" phase.