Is your code good enough?
Read OriginalThis article advises software developers to stop tying their self-worth to code quality. It argues that messy, working code is better than clean, non-working code, and promotes a two-phase process: focus on creation and making things work first, then refactor for organization and maintainability. The core message is to have fun, trust the process, and improve over time.
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