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Have a look at "refactoring legacy code" by michael feathers I think it was. The book is a bit old, about process not fad technology and the age has affected i
by hackerfromthefu 6y ago
Have a look at "refactoring legacy code" by michael feathers I think it was.
The book is a bit old, about process not fad technology and the age has affected it not at all.
It's describes the accurate and correct process to fix the problem you describe.