
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In this episode, I talk with Jared Gallinger about what makes good code. We agree that code must first work correctly, but real quality comes from being understandable and maintainable. We discuss how different code requires different quality standards - throwaway scripts can be messy while core systems need careful design. We explore how UI design limits code quality and why creating good software, like art, requires both discipline and comfort with necessary waste. A practical look at a concept developers discuss but rarely define clearly.
By Jason Swett5
1414 ratings
In this episode, I talk with Jared Gallinger about what makes good code. We agree that code must first work correctly, but real quality comes from being understandable and maintainable. We discuss how different code requires different quality standards - throwaway scripts can be messy while core systems need careful design. We explore how UI design limits code quality and why creating good software, like art, requires both discipline and comfort with necessary waste. A practical look at a concept developers discuss but rarely define clearly.

32,012 Listeners

38,428 Listeners

6,828 Listeners

537 Listeners

289 Listeners

121 Listeners

703 Listeners

288 Listeners

987 Listeners

210 Listeners

34 Listeners

57,817 Listeners

6 Listeners

0 Listeners

9 Listeners