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> The most important things is to have code that is easy to refactor Very true. I'll just add that another most important thing is to actually take time to re
by BurningFrog 5y ago
> The most important things is to have code that is easy to refactor
Very true.
I'll just add that another most important thing is to actually take time to refactor, even when things are busy.
I spend maybe 1/3 of my time refactoring, and that feels good.
- jimbokun 5y agoI like to refactor once I have passing tests and before committing. Once you know it works take a minute to clean up and make the changes fit your preferred style, extract repeated code into shared methods, comment the tricky bits, etc.
- BurningFrog 5y agoThis Is The Way