SaaS
Every file in these codebases looks fine on its own. When you open up the whole thing that's when you see the problem.
I have been cleaning up people’s code for over a year now. I have shipped 30+ MVPs and I have helped a handful of SaaS products make past six figures along the way and the code I am seeing lately feels like something I have seen before. Around 2010 people were making money by fixing the problems that cheap offshore work had created. A founder would pay a price for the work, feel happy about saving money and then eighteen months later pay someone like me to make the product actually work. It’s ...
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