<ul><li>The concept of 'Clean Code' in software development, emphasizing readability, reusability, testability, and maintainability, is being questioned for potentially hindering progress.</li><li>Developers, particularly juniors and some seniors, often delay shipping code in pursuit of perfection, leading to missed deadlines and hindrance in experimentation.</li><li>The natural problem-solving process involves messiness and iterations, but the pressure for pristine code can stifle creativity and innovation.</li><li>While maintaining coding principles is important, overly focusing on perfection from the start can impede creativity, hinder delivery, and intimidate developers.</li></ul>

Is “Clean Code” Holding Us Back? A Developer’s Dilemma

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