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What makes you think it would? Refactoring is generally a precursor to new features being added. If you don't know what is to be added then refactoring is usu
by gress 12y ago
What makes you think it would? Refactoring is generally a precursor to new features being added. If you don't know what is to be added then refactoring is usually counterproductive.
I agree that certain teams might need to slow down and reduce the scope of what they do in a cycle - but I think it would be better for them to calibrate to a sustainable scope rather than skipping a cycle altogether.