Code is never finished. It just gets abandoned or inherited.

by May 12, 2025Shorts

Code is never finished. It just gets abandoned or inherited.

And usually by the poor soul who said, “I’ll fix it later.” (Hint: that soul is you.)

Software development isn’t about reaching the finish line. It’s about staying in the race without burning the engine. 🏁🔥

Some devs chase: – Fancy patterns they barely understand – The newest hype from Hacker News – 100% test coverage with zero real-world value

But infinite devs? They play long-term: – They write code future-you won’t hate – They reduce tech debt instead of celebrating it – They remove things before they add things

I don’t care if your code looks smart. I care if I can read it at 2am with coffee in one hand and baby puke on my shirt.

The goal is not to impress today — It’s to keep things running next year when no one remembers why that regex works.

So yeah… Be boring. Be simple. Be maintainable.

Because that’s how you win the infinite game.

Remy van Duijkeren

Remy van Duijkeren

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