When we develop a piece of software or functionality the following is true in many cases: It does not need to be super performant, it does not need to be robust to handle every imaginable error or flexible and generic to meet any future need. The test coverage does not need to be 100% and the code does not need to be perfect.
Nevertheless, as developers we are often tempted to do things that probably nobody needs, like adding “super cool features”, refactor code just for the sake of perfection or optimize performance without any need.
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