I love his whole philosophy on programming. If you read this other posts there's a definite trend of him emphasizing getting things done over getting things per

I love his whole philosophy on programming. If you read this other posts there's a definite trend of him emphasizing getting things done over getting things perfect. This is one piece of that overall philosophy. I just spent a few weeks studying OOP and the best practices of implementing the MVC pattern and I'm not one iota closer to a working prototype. I can easily knock out a quick prototype of my idea but I'm imprisoned by exactly what the author talks about. I'm trying to do things as others always have instead of just doing it. No one is looking over my shoulder waiting to give me a grade so why not just fucking knock it out and fix things later. I like this guy. His other posts are all real gems too and fit into this pattern.