Code has a way of revealing how you think.
Messy logic usually turns into messy code. Clear thinking turns into systems that make sense. That’s why refactoring isn’t just about improving performance—it’s about improving understanding.
Sometimes the best progress comes from deleting code rather than adding more. Simpler solutions are easier to test, easier to fix, and easier to trust. Complexity should be intentional, not accidental.
This blog isn’t about showing perfect solutions. It’s about exploring how ideas evolve—from rough thoughts into something structured and usable.
Post #4 is a reminder that writing better code often starts with thinking more carefully, not typing more.
— Jed
Jed Code Blog 
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