Let's face it: often (a) getting it done is more important than (b) getting it right. Often (a) is not only faster but also is the only way to get to profitabil

Let's face it: often (a) getting it done is more important than (b) getting it right. Often (a) is not only faster but also is the only way to get to profitability. Unless you write code that is touched many times or is performance critical, (b) will only add costs in the short term. Even if you spend more time fixing (a) later, it's often worth it because it made more money than it costs to fix it or your company wouldn't even be there, if all code would have to be of type (b)