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Even better: Their code can also just not work at all and waste months of your time to the point that you are willing to spend more than $100k to fix everything by getting help from someone you know. Yes that really happened in real life to a business owner I know.
> Yes that really happened in real life to a business owner I know. I generally advise consultants that lost a client to an outsourced shop to check back in 3-6 months.
For some strange reason, it seems like the first choice of those cost-saving business owners usually tends to be bad devs and then the irony is that it costs them way more in the end.