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>Your team will not do that because it's a job security to them Every team I've ever been on [albeit that's only two], it's the opposite, if the devs had their
by xamuel 9y ago
>Your team will not do that because it's a job security to them
Every team I've ever been on [albeit that's only two], it's the opposite, if the devs had their way they'd spend all day every day simplifying and refactoring. The only reason we don't, is because actual business needs demand attention.
- sooheon 9y agoAgreed. Putting out fires sadly takes precedence over future fireproofing.
- psyc 9y agoProcess/policy often prohibits refactoring for its own sake. I've always got round this by rewriting everything 5 times before checking it in for the first time.
- dingo_bat 9y agoIf I had a free reign over my time at the office, I'd spend at least a month just cleaning up the mess that has accumulated.