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I believe "stupid code" is useful for sticking concepts or quick prototypes together. But for strategic decisions, having a well-researched document (a PRD or
by dvcoolarun 1y ago
I believe "stupid code" is useful for sticking concepts or quick prototypes together.
But for strategic decisions, having a well-researched document (a PRD or similar) helps as a starting point for iteration, and the approach you take will be influenced by your team's culture.