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The problem with that is that the only practical measure of code quality is future costs. Which by definition haven't happened yet, so aren't measurable. And on
by shiandow 3y ago
The problem with that is that the only practical measure of code quality is future costs. Which by definition haven't happened yet, so aren't measurable. And once they have happened you don't know what they could have been instead so it's hard to attribute them.