> he's turned refactoring into a fetish (honestly there are people at my dayjob who have been "refactoring" the entire 3 years i've been here) That's kinda du

> he's turned refactoring into a fetish (honestly there are people at my dayjob who have been "refactoring" the entire 3 years i've been here) That's kinda dumb, but the book is super good, I learned a whole lot from it, and apply the principles basically all the time. He's been banging the drum on testing for longer, and that makes up for a lot of craziness (I'm with you on microservcies, except where you have 1k+ developers where they might make sense).