I will tentatively say "yes". I had one project I inherited that was fairly clean. The codebase was well structured, tests existed and would run, there was do

I will tentatively say "yes". I had one project I inherited that was fairly clean. The codebase was well structured, tests existed and would run, there was documentation in place and it was relevant. I have personal preferences that were fairly different from the original authors (namely - they chose coffeescript, and had a fascination with single line methods and chaining) but I can't really fault them a ton there - to each their own. It helped that it was a very small project, so there just wasn't much space to get lost in the weeds, but it's still probably one of the better organized legacy code bases I've been handed.