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It shouldn't be that hard to excise unused code blocks, at the very minimum, from a finished product before it goes to prod :)
by warrenm 4y ago
It shouldn't be that hard to excise unused code blocks, at the very minimum, from a finished product before it goes to prod :)
- Tabular-Iceberg 4y agoNo, excising unused code blocks is a solved problem. The trick is to identify code that is used, but shouldn’t be. I mean identifying features with a negative return on investment, features that you should avoid building. What makes the problem even harder is to consider not only the developer hours, but the opportunity cost of not building a different, more valuable feature.