But way too many times it is used as an excuse. If you are startup, fair enough. If you have existing consumers, it's not. Spend that extra 20% making code mai

But way too many times it is used as an excuse. If you are startup, fair enough. If you have existing consumers, it's not. Spend that extra 20% making code maintainable or not picking the quickest possible solution. Spend that extra 40% on planning and designing feature that will be in your product for next 5 years