…. or maybe not so noble,
but more a tactical assault on the problem.
- Slap some stuff together
- Understand what you did, what it does, and what it should do.
If you don’t or it doesn’t, revert to 1… - Fix the remains so it does what it was supposed to do,
in a passable fashion. - Run it by some innocent victim (aka guinea pig or co-worker),
and see about their reaction.
If bad, revert to step 3. - Prettify, if required…(trust me, it is.)
- Do a QA / code review with your peers (guinea pigs),
and when the number of Whiskey Tango Foxtrots/minute
goes below 1, you are generally safe to proceed. - Release the product.
- Duck/Hide under the table, wait for the client fallout and bugs to be reported.