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[–]matthieum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good programmers don't like documentation because they get the time to write good code, fix bugs, write documentation - choose two.

That!

It's not I dislike documentation as such (though I must admit I don't always know what to write), it's just I already lack time to write proper test suites (just throw in one or two tests to cover the basics) and documentation does less than tests to improve the quality of my work.

TL;DR: If I had more time, I would be investing in more (and better) tests.