Working on C# and Javascript with some python thrown in for good measure.

I like thinking about hard problems, even if I'll never solve them.

I can remember this one project... with a very tight deadline. I only took on the project because every stakeholder agreed there wasn't enough time to "do it right" but to give the team time to "make it right" down the road. It took 2 years to undo my hack. The hack was awful, and made the software harder to work on for everyone. This is something I regret, but will endeavor to never repeat. The business doesn't care if your code is a hairball or a masterpiece, but you might.