Preface
Since I started to work in software development, I have always felt overwhelmed by the recurring challenge of untangling and learning complex code. For me, part of that complexity derived from tight schedules, speed for speed's sake, feature quantity over code quality, and management pressure to deliver working software no matter the consequences. Under such circumstances, I always find it hard to find enough time for refactoring and other software quality concerns. And I also considered it unfair to blame people who had to write poorly structured code because they had no other choice.
For those interested in economics, there is an axiom that says we're always in a state of scarcity. Nothing is unlimited in this world. Certain people ...
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