Yeah, an experienced startup developer can acknowledge and articulate the tradeoffs between time to market and the perfect design, sometimes delaying some of th

Yeah, an experienced startup developer can acknowledge and articulate the tradeoffs between time to market and the perfect design, sometimes delaying some of the design (e.g. perhaps deferring scaling tasks until it's needed) to get things done faster, but at a minimum, making it functional and maintainable. It's like the army corp of engineers. They can make a bridge for the general public, but they also know how to design something quick (and hopefully sturdy) for troops and supplies during a conflict. It may not be pretty, but it gets the job done when it's needed most.