The best, worst codebase (Interview)

3769.234 - 3791.451 Jimmy Miller

I think oftentimes we don't appreciate code for what it is. We don't look at what's come before. We kind of look at legacy systems like they're all bad, and there's nothing good to gain from them. I've seen a bunch of blog posts talking about crazy code, but one of the things I wanted to do in this article was talk about crazy code, but in an endearing way. I loved this crazy code.