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Bad code doesn't usually come from lack of effort. It usually comes from business requirements that grow over time with deadlines attached.
by mplewis 3y ago
Bad code doesn't usually come from lack of effort. It usually comes from business requirements that grow over time with deadlines attached.
- wizofaus 3y agoIt can still be a lack of effort put in trying to convince product managers etc that more time is needed! But almost all PRs I review have something in them that suggests the developer not putting as much thought/care into what they were doing as I'd like to see (and I'm just as capable of doing the same).