Comment Comment by kstenerud > It should serve as a warning to developers that the code doesn’t seem to matter, even in a product built for developers.Code doesn't matter IN THE EARLY DAYS.This is similar to what I've observed over 25 years in the industry. In a startup, the code doesn't really matter; the market fit does.But as time goes on your codebase has to mature, or else you end up using more and more resources on maintenance rather than innovation. parent kstenerud 7 months ago
Code doesn't matter IN THE EARLY DAYS.
This is similar to what I've observed over 25 years in the industry. In a startup, the code doesn't really matter; the market fit does.
But as time goes on your codebase has to mature, or else you end up using more and more resources on maintenance rather than innovation.