Code should start out messy
An excellent point from Andy Palmer. Code which starts out too neat and ordered can make refactoring too difficult. Throw it all in and let the organization emerge from the functionality.
Frank Carver's musings about software and life
An excellent point from Andy Palmer. Code which starts out too neat and ordered can make refactoring too difficult. Throw it all in and let the organization emerge from the functionality.
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