As amusing as that statement is (and I think you meant it jokingly), I definitely have to disagree. There's just too many different developer styles to say No d

As amusing as that statement is (and I think you meant it jokingly), I definitely have to disagree. There's just too many different developer styles to say No developer. Personally I like to ship quality code and am pretty anal about it's quality as well as it's interface, so you can bet I refactor my code a lot... and I mean a lot. (In fact I just refactored this comment to fix a spelling mistake... but I published it without writing any automated tests, or running it by QA... somehow I don't think many people noticed)