“I think the first time you have to change code you’ve written previously, to add features or remove a bug, you realize that you could have done it better in the first place, that you could have found an architecture that would make it easier to transform and grow the code. And this is terribly seductive—you’re not just building a solution to a problem, you’re potentially building a beautiful solution, with ‘beautiful’ here being defined here by an aesthetics of present and future functionality. This can be a trap.”
Quote by Vikram Chandra
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Vikram Chandra
Vikram Chandra is an Indian writer known for his distinctive narrative style and profound insights into social realities. His works cover a range of themes, including cultural conflict, identity, and globalization. Born on July 23, 1961, Chandra's novels and short story collections have received widespread acclaim worldwide. more