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I don't think I've ever met a developer who didn't want to rewrite their predecessor's code and that includes the one I see in the mirror. Doing it in a differe
by HankB99 7y ago
I don't think I've ever met a developer who didn't want to rewrite their predecessor's code and that includes the one I see in the mirror. Doing it in a different language would definitely be more interesting.
Do we admit that this is a factor in the decision to rewrite vs. reuse?
- FpUser 7y ago"I don't think I've ever met a developer who didn't want to rewrite their predecessor's code and that includes the one I see in the mirror" Allow me to introduce myself ;) I mostly work on new products and rewriting to me just a waste of time. I am interested in creating features that give actual ROI. The only time I rewrite a piece of code is if said piece presents a major problem (bugs, performance etc)
- HankB99 7y agoPleased to meet you!