““Hurrying, they’ll inject more defects. Since defects take longer to fix than they do to prevent, hurrying will slow you down. Worse yet, it will slow you down when you least need it, the closer you get to the end of the project. Dirty code slows you down as well. If the code is clean, the next features go in smoothly. If it gets dirty, everything takes just a bit longer. Pressure is destructive. Avoid it.””
