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It doesn't get really good until the third rewite, in my experience. That said I think it's worth noting the advice is to junior engineers. These days I feel m
by magicalhippo 2y ago
It doesn't get really good until the third rewite, in my experience.
That said I think it's worth noting the advice is to junior engineers. These days I feel most of my code is good enough most the time to not warrant a rewrite, as I can usually catch my self before doing something too stupid.
- marcosdumay 2y ago> as I can usually catch my self before doing something too stupid About me, I dunno. I can usually catch myself doing something stupid. But fixing it on the act often takes time from finding the stupidity hidden in the more complex corners (usually on how the software interacts with other things). Nowadays, I tend to stop to fix visible issues if other people are going to interact with the software. But if not, I find it much more valuable to get a bad thing there fast, so all the problems become known.