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> If there's no good structure to build on, the units to be replaced will constrain the architecture of the new ship. Which is why you do it in stages: add sca
by hither_shores 4y ago
> If there's no good structure to build on, the units to be replaced will constrain the architecture of the new ship.
Which is why you do it in stages: add scaffolding until local rewrites are possible, then rewrite the business logic, then tear the scaffolding down.
- lordnacho 4y agoThat's a good analogy actually. Scaffolding is a kind of temporary test structure that you can use to maintain function while you figure out something better.