>>>I also avoid hand-programming by using a framework that uses an expanded data dictionary to provide code in field and entity triggers, etc. Get it right once, use everywhere.
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>>Ah, that what I call laziness for perfectionist. :)
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>In this US, and old saying in surgical training is that "better is the enemy of good."
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>Add in practicality: most everything will be fast enough. The slow spots can then get special attention. In the meantime, QA can be banging on the app to find problems.

Fast? Slow, careful, but without unnecessary breaks. Russian saying.

Also as fast as the customer is paying for. Some get Indian quality.