The Myth of 'Fix Later': Why Writing the Best Code Now is Essential
Compromising on code quality with the intention to fix it later rarely happens and leads to long-term negative implications such as accumulating technical debt, increased maintenance costs, and reduced team morale. To avoid these pitfalls, it's essential to write clean, maintainable code from the start, prioritize refactoring, set realistic expectations, engage in thorough code reviews, and track technical debt actively.