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To see how clean code affects users you need to look beyond its direct, first order effects. Clean code is less likely to be buggy, is more malleable and perfor
by Mawr 3y ago
To see how clean code affects users you need to look beyond its direct, first order effects. Clean code is less likely to be buggy, is more malleable and performs better. That's how clean code benefits users, they get to enjoy faster software with fewer bugs and more features.
- pif 3y ago> you need to look beyond its direct, first order effects. Sure, I agree! But too many developers, in order to look beyond the first order effects, have a tragic tendency to forget about looking at the first order effects. And that is a big problem!