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It's true that the product should take priority over the code, but there's a limit to by how much. If the code is bad enough, its low performance, bugginess, an
by Mawr 3y ago
It's true that the product should take priority over the code, but there's a limit to by how much. If the code is bad enough, its low performance, bugginess, and slow feature development will eventually be reflected in the product.
- m00x 3y agoPerformance and bugs are product features, not code features. Who cares if it slows down feature development if you never have to change it. If it does impact the product, it then becomes part of the product value you're delivering. This is the time you should be investing in better code.