There is nothing as permanent, as that which is called "temporary," and nothing as temporary, as that which is called "permanent."
Applies to almost every bit of code I've written.
Applies to almost every bit of code I've written.
I think that cuts both ways - often the quick fix is good enough, while the "proper fix" is over-engineered and in promising to be all things to all people, anything missed becomes a sticking point and sinks the project.