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I’m with you. The most rewarding thing about diving into a large codebase is that you have many opportunities to refactor while you add features. At my current
by evincarofautumn 14y ago
I’m with you. The most rewarding thing about diving into a large codebase is that you have many opportunities to refactor while you add features. At my current job I add only marginally more code than I delete. Feels good. :)
- getspeedly 14y agoSure -- as long as there are tests and some semblance of order. Trying to add new features to an untested ball of mud is just about the worst possible thing one can inflict on a poor programmer.
- evincarofautumn 14y agoYeah, luckily, the guy I’m working with is quite good about testing. If that weren’t the case, then I’d have a different opinion…