As someone who works at a place that previously lived by: >It's okay to not organize your code. It's okay to have files with 10,000 lines. It's okay not to put

As someone who works at a place that previously lived by: >It's okay to not organize your code. It's okay to have files with 10,000 lines. It's okay not to put "business logic" in a special place. It's okay to make merge conflicts. I absolutely disagree. It's "okay" if you're struggling to survive as a business and worrying about the future 5+ years out is pointless since you don't even know if you'll make it the next 6 months. This mentality of there being no need for discipline or craftsmanship leads to an unmanageable codebase that nobody knows how to maintain, everybody is afraid to touch, and which can never be upgraded. You don't see the overhead of throwing discipline out the window because it's all being accrued as technical debt that you only encounter years down the road.