BAD CODE STALLS DEVELOPER VELOCITY

Summary from the TLDR Web Dev newsletter

Without standards for code quality, and with mounting pressure to complete the project at hand, it can be easier to let bad code linger in the codebase for the sake of speed. But that approach is ultimately self-defeating. It slows down the entire development cycle while also hurting product quality and creating security issues. Instead, embracing a Clean as You Code approach is the best way for development teams to deliver quality, bug-free code while still moving swiftly.