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I find when this happens, it never gets refactored. The edges can be smoothed, but the architecture is dried and hardens into something that needs to be worked
by swagasaurus-rex 5y ago
I find when this happens, it never gets refactored. The edges can be smoothed, but the architecture is dried and hardens into something that needs to be worked around by everybody else touching the code. The easiest way to solve the issue becomes the only way.
- sdoering 5y agoMy experience differs. But maybe because I love to refactor and create a clean architecture. Also I learned a lot from my boss' refactorings. Before that I never would have imagined how far a good abstraction can be driven.
- zoomablemind 5y agoDepends on a team, of course. But happens often with business solutions. Done, whichever way. Next. It broke down in prod? Well, go fix it, it's yours now...