Companies have learned that crappy code is usually sufficient to make the big bucks for a while.
This is so painfully true. But I think it's also a sign of an oversaturated market.
It's mostly a race to deliver a product faster than the competitor now. Quality is a 2nd class citizen, if not a 3rd class citizen even should we count development cost optimizations.
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Companies have learned that crappy code is usually sufficient to make the big bucks for a while.
This is so painfully true. But I think it's also a sign of an oversaturated market.
It's mostly a race to deliver a product faster than the competitor now. Quality is a 2nd class citizen, if not a 3rd class citizen even should we count development cost optimizations.