Which is why I like major refactors or even rewrites, putting into question every legacy design decision and striving for a simpler design.
It's easier to fix your code by adding complexity than to fix it by redesigning for simplicity. So over time, complexity accumulates.
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I love refactoring and hate rewriting. Rewriting is prone to repeating the same mistakes
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Not sure. Complexity accrued over time makes it harder to add/change things? Might be easier to start but…
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Which makes it so important to always apply Boy Scout Rule.
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I find myself refactoring at every bugfix to keep the code generic and the design elegant, which also creates a lot of debt...
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constant refactoring and unit tests prevent that
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