Writing code is very much like cooking: you're going to make a mess along the way, e.g., using too many mixing bowls, pots, and spoons, spilling food, and having a few food-burning accidents. A good cook knows he's made a mess and will clean up sooner or later. But, just remember: it's not a crime to take a little time to clean up the mess. And, what the cook calls it "clean", the next may say it is "a pigsty." There are a lot of tools out there to help with the clean up. Use them.
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Writing code is very much like cooking: you're going to make a mess along the way, e.g., using too many mixing bowls, pots, and spoons, spilling food, and having a few food-burning accidents. A good cook knows he's made a mess and will clean up sooner or later. But, just remember: it's not a crime to take a little time to clean up the mess. And, what the cook calls it "clean", the next may say it is "a pigsty." There are a lot of tools out there to help with the clean up. Use them.