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I think it should be pretty bad, tbh. a) Not part of yc. Never seen anything fail completely but I have seen projects get major delay over wanting to ensure qua
by timwaagh 6y ago
I think it should be pretty bad, tbh.
a) Not part of yc. Never seen anything fail completely but I have seen projects get major delay over wanting to ensure quality.
b) I'm currently leaning towards features = 100. quality = 0. This changes when you can't implement something or it takes too much time because of the state of the code base, at which point you refactor. this is a bit of a judgement call but features should have the clear priority.
c) of the startups i have been at one had the cleanest code ever and the other some of the most incomprehensible code. the difference is due to who wrote it and made framework choices. some devs write clean code naturally. some platforms make that easier. unit testing wasnt a thing at either.