In my opinion "good" code is the one that is disposable. Is a codebase where you can identify with confidence the parts that need to be changed or removed in order to make a new feature or meet a new requirement.
You won't necessarily recognize it when you see it or when you write it for the first time, but you'll know when the times comes and you have to mantain it.
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In my opinion "good" code is the one that is disposable. Is a codebase where you can identify with confidence the parts that need to be changed or removed in order to make a new feature or meet a new requirement.
You won't necessarily recognize it when you see it or when you write it for the first time, but you'll know when the times comes and you have to mantain it.