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This is the general answer to "why is there so much bad code?" in almost any context. The marginal value of a poorly-written solution compared to no solution is
by DalekBaldwin 4y ago
This is the general answer to "why is there so much bad code?" in almost any context. The marginal value of a poorly-written solution compared to no solution is usually much larger than the marginal value of a well-written solution compared to a poorly-written solution.
- rco8786 4y agoIn some ways it's a rule that only bad code gets shipped. I find that heuristic helpful in my day job.