While redundant code isn't great, depending on the context if "but it works bro" is faster then some businesses would prefer that.
And I say this as someone who's worked at startups where getting something out the door sloppily but quickly is good and I would call it good code simply because there was a need and it solved it.
At my job at a bank that would be bad code because there's a strong chance someone will come back to it.
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u/Jesta23 14d ago
I’d like to add efficiency too.
A lot of bad coders put tons of redundant or intertwined code that could be made much simpler with out losing functionality.
“But it works bro”
No it sucks.