I don't know much about Python programing. In Java though I deal with ludicrous amount of indirection and 'design pattern' turdlets which deeply hurt code compr

I don't know much about Python programing. In Java though I deal with ludicrous amount of indirection and 'design pattern' turdlets which deeply hurt code comprehension everyday. Just last week I was handed a project with single functionality: 'Doing ldap bind on receiving userid/password over http and return success/failure'. This project has about 40 Java files in 18 directories. As far as enterprise projects go it follows all best practices of Java and Micro services etc. But I find this project absolute turd and hopeless to refactor. A clean rewrite would be only sane thing.