This is only true of developers who don't write tests before the code.

Developers have fear to change. They are afraid that any change, does not matter how small it is, could break the product and introduce unpredictable bugs. To avoid change, developers try to guess future requirements and foresee all required code architecture to support it. But it is a guess, not a certainty, and they fail. Once it is created, the fear to change makes it difficult to adapt it to real needs. The bigger is the architecture runaway, the bigger are the chances of creating technical debt.
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Amy Blankenship
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May 14, 2022
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This is only true of developers who don't write tests before the code. Developers who code test-first are fearless.
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Full Stack developer at fintech company. I mainly write about React, Javascript, Typescript, and testing.
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