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I've done similar work, but what really gets me is new smelly code being produced faster than I can clean up. Have you experienced the same, and if so, how do y

• d--b 8y ago
  I can't say I have experimented this directly. I still give a lot of guidance to people whenever I see things that don't look right. But generally speaking the engineering team has gotten a lot better, and I'm mostly dealing with old legacy code noone's really looking at. I think the right mind set if crappy code piles on is to think: 1. It's more work for me, so my employment is pretty safe 2. If I wasn't doing what I was doing, then the code would be even crappier. So all in all, this is my little contribution to a little cleaner world...