By kirillcool
via codesimplicity.com
Published: Apr 15 2008 / 11:02
Programmers actually do this quite often. For example, “I have this terribly messy code, now it’s really complex to add a new feature!” Well, your fundamental problem there is the that code is messy. Clean it up, make the already-existing code simple, and suddenly adding the new feature will be simple.
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Comments
fancyfootwork replied ago:
Summary quote from article:
Really look at the problem that you’re trying to solve, and think about the simplest way to solve that problem.
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