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Scrapping the code and starting from scratch is often better than iteration. There are some famous examples out there which try to give the impression that thi
by socialdemocrat 6y ago
Scrapping the code and starting from scratch is often better than iteration. There are some famous examples out there which try to give the impression that this is a terrible idea but often one just gets half the story.
The devil is in the details. It is a question of execution and need. Who is doing it etc.
It is easier for a team that made the original system to make a better rewrite because they understand past mistakes better.
And entirely new team may simply replicate mistakes of the past.