Why Rushed Code Actually Slows You Down
The reason I chose this topic is that I think it is the most important of all the topics I used. Also, the reason I chose this topic is that I think people need to know what clean and fast code is and what it looks like. Also, I chose this topic because people need to know what they did wrong to get it right. So, this means that if you need to double check your work, just double check it. So, you know what you got right and wrong
I want to write about this because many developers assume speed and readability are always the same thing. It matters because real projects need code that is both maintainable and practical, not just impressive in theory. Also, another reason I chose this topic was that, in projects, you need to take your time so you don’t mess up your code and fail, which means you will get a low grade on your project. My final reason for choosing this is that you need to know why you need clean code to make your code functional.
My Insights:
- Clean code is simple, readable, and maintainable.
- Messy code is disorganized, complex, and Hard to understand.
Quotes:
- “Truth can only be found in one place: the code.”
― Robert C. Martin - “Programmer time is expensive; conserve it in preference to machine time.”
— Eric S. Raymond - Programmers must avoid leaving false clues that obscure the meaning of code.
- —Robert C. Martin
My Experience’s
Clean code is a foundation for long term speed, while fast code often leads to technical debt that grinds development to a halt. Also, while clean code prioritizes readability, it is not inherently slow. Rather it often enables faster debugging, easier onboarding, and safer feature additions. While fast code does the exact opposite, because it will make the readability where you don’t even know what you are trying to say. And also has harder onboarding and more dangerous feature additions.
links:
Goodreads – Truth can only be found in one place
Catb.org – The Art of Unix Programming
Our Target Audience:
Our target audience are for beginner-to-intermediate programmers, junior developers, and anyone working on team projects. So, this way all developers and programmers can see why they need to code at a decent pace. So, this way there are no problems with your code. Also, this audience will understand what you are trying to say.
In Conclusion:
In Conclusion, I think I made the right idea for this topic because it is something everyone can relate on. Also, I think people should check their code before they look at, what they created. So, this means you need to look at the code and not making sure your got everything good on your actual website.