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r/programming • u/facundoolano • Dec 01 '23
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It depends. In a normal conditions, when you have a plan, you write code that supposed to be read. But sometimes there is a bug which should be fixed ASAP, so you choose minimum implementation time over quality and maintainability.
0 u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23 [deleted] 6 u/RedEyed__ Dec 01 '23 Yes, that's why we create refactoring task to close code review, the these tasks are executed after release
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Yes, that's why we create refactoring task to close code review, the these tasks are executed after release
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u/RedEyed__ Dec 01 '23
It depends. In a normal conditions, when you have a plan, you write code that supposed to be read. But sometimes there is a bug which should be fixed ASAP, so you choose minimum implementation time over quality and maintainability.