Why You Should Write Bad Code

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Sometimes it's better to write bad code than to waste time on writing a well built solution! It's all about reversing the idea of technical debt to your advantage.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - technical debt can be reversed
0:55 - game jams
1:39 - the conditions for "bad" code
3:47 - a model to follow
7:37 - time investment is a slider!



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