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I'm a good general developer, but what I seem to be much better than others in is refactoring legacy hell code into decently organized and workable code, withou
by BurningFrog 4y ago
I'm a good general developer, but what I seem to be much better than others in is refactoring legacy hell code into decently organized and workable code, without introducing bugs.
I sometimes dream of becoming a highly paid Code Janitor that swoops in and saves your organization from starting over from scratch.
But I don't see a way to get into that field. For one thing, it doesn't even seem to be an existing "field".
- ryukoposting 4y agoAn old IRC friend of mine was a consultant who described his job as "coming in and de-spaghettifying old codebases." Have you looked for consulting jobs?