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Yup, good code helps to deliver a good product, but you should not focus on the code, rather focus on how the code influences the product. Better to have hacky
by m00x 3y ago
Yup, good code helps to deliver a good product, but you should not focus on the code, rather focus on how the code influences the product.
Better to have hacky code that delivers value than to deliver nothing.
- AdieuToLogic 3y agoThis is a false dichotomy IMHO. "Hacky code" is most often a result of those responsible for delivery having gaps in their understanding of the product need. When engineers have a deep understanding of what is needed, there is rarely a need for hacks. Of course, the obvious exception to this is when libraries and/or external services mandate them.