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If you only have 5 devs, you can't afford to deal with bugs and crisis all the time. I'd argue code quality matters a lot more than in a company with already a
by makeitdouble 5y ago
If you only have 5 devs, you can't afford to deal with bugs and crisis all the time.
I'd argue code quality matters a lot more than in a company with already a lot of inertia, for which a week or two of delays on a new feature matters a lot less.
- IshKebab 5y agoYeah how many stories have we heard about startups that were killed when everything crashed just as they were getting popular? I don't think you need super high quality code, but everyone uses "we don't have the time or resources!" as an excuse to completely ignore code quality. Putting a reasonable amount of effort into code quality isn't a lot of effort anyway and pays for itself in a very short time. Like a year or two.
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