Don't Write Bad Code
Read OriginalThe article details a developer's experience with a legacy codebase and the resulting personal mantra: 'Don't Write Bad Code.' It explores the subjective nature of code quality, arguing that 'bad' code makes future work harder. The author discusses common anti-patterns like premature abstraction and fighting frameworks, emphasizing practical, maintainable software development over perfection.
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