Pain of working on a messy codebase: • no clear structure • no naming consistency • logic scattered everywhere • fixing one bug creates another • fear of touching existing code You spend more time understanding than building. That’s when you realize: Good code is not just about working code. It’s about maintainable code. Have you worked on a codebase like this? #DeveloperLife #TechDebt #SoftwareEngineering
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