3 ms·
Heh, good code is the kind you can throw away once you’ve used it to sell stakeholders on an idea. It’s contextual. Or, to put it another way: is a very structu
by catlifeonmars 6y ago
Heh, good code is the kind you can throw away once you’ve used it to sell stakeholders on an idea. It’s contextual. Or, to put it another way: is a very structurally sound bridge located on a road that no one uses considered a “good” bridge?
- Grimm1 6y agoI'd raise a difference between good and useful then. That is still a good bridge, but it's not a useful one. I think that also transfers to programming. That also raises that what makes a bridge good is not usefulness it's perhaps structural quality. Maybe the only thing that makes programming good is usefulness in which case my point is moot.