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Because it's useful to figure the intent of strange-looking code that was last touched 15 years ago. (Don't know the parent's situation, but that's the case for
by mkj 10y ago
Because it's useful to figure the intent of strange-looking code that was last touched 15 years ago. (Don't know the parent's situation, but that's the case for me here. Perforce isn't too bad for that)
- jgalt212 10y agoI heard you. But for me, sometimes it's better just to start fresh than to try to figure out the intent of some ancient history. In this case, I guess that's BDD over TDD.