> Others just want to write literally anything to get the job done and be on with it. this is not compatible in team-based software development. Once you want

> Others just want to write literally anything to get the job done and be on with it. this is not compatible in team-based software development. Once you want to collaborate with others, the #1 priority becomes not "anything that gets job done", but "anything that team can read, maintain, support, and continue developing" if you are solo dev or writing bash scripts for your own workflow - then of course you can use anything literally, as long as it is on your computer and nobody sees it