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Yes. Continuously. There's 3 times to refactor: 1. When you're trying to add a new feature ("prepare"). 2. When the new functionality has been added ("tidy")
by tedyoung 4y ago
Yes. Continuously.
There's 3 times to refactor:
1. When you're trying to add a new feature ("prepare").
2. When the new functionality has been added ("tidy").
3. When you're trying to understand the code ("clarify").
The problem is when refactoring is seen as a separate activity from coding. It shouldn't be: it is a _part_ of the coding activity.