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3) To get rid of technical debt Technical debt i.e. "code that should be refactored, because it was originally implemented in a hurry"? Yes, technically you're
by nikanj 6y ago
3) To get rid of technical debt
Technical debt i.e. "code that should be refactored, because it was originally implemented in a hurry"? Yes, technically you're right and deleting all of the code is a way to also get rid of the code that should be refactored.
The same way whole-limb amputation is a very effective way to remove nail polish.
- ernst_klim 6y ago> code More like fundamental design decisions and API's which you can't refactor without breaking compatibility.