Programming against the clock

I'm up against deadlines, my code is awful.

I just want to check it in.

I look at my team-mates code, its awful, I don't say anything because I understand.

Is this the world we live in?

>>19
I used to be like you.

Last year, I jumped on the D bandwagon. I fapped on /prog/ about it, did the SICP exercises with it, ported Shitchan to it, and made a handful of toy programs with it. I was generally pleased with it.

Then I started finding little things with it that were terrible! I saw that a new version had come out, upgraded, and discovered that something had broken such that none of the unit tests were functioning anymore. I wanted to build someone else's D code, but because of the clusterfuck of the standard library, I had to uninstall libphobos, install libtango, fuck with dmd.conf, and generally waste a good chunk of time getting things to work. And then I had to do that all over again to build my own code that used phobos.

And don't get me started on the shit-tastic library support.