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Refactoring is not more risky in dynamic languages if you have unit tests to back you up. On the other end, on static language you will likely end up finding o
by sametmax 11y ago
Refactoring is not more risky in dynamic languages if you have unit tests to back you up.
On the other end, on static language you will likely end up finding out that your initial architecture did not take in consideration this use case or this API, and you may spend a considerable amount of time fixing what would be trivial to do a dynamic language.