Anyone who says "I spend more time (documenting, entering bugs, reporting progress, etc) than doing work" is missing a key point: those things ARE the work. Wr

Anyone who says "I spend more time (documenting, entering bugs, reporting progress, etc) than doing work" is missing a key point: those things ARE the work. Writing the code is only a tiny part of being a developer. Writing a giant blob of undocumented code and jamming it into the tree is bad, m'kay. Write succinct, well documented features that are unit tested and can be traced back to a test using a bug tracker and merge easily into a code base is what we should all strive for.