jessitronWhen you refactor during a change, you make the change bigger.
When you refactor before the change, you make the change smaller.
- in a talk by Jason Swett
Jon Lauridsen@jessitron love this. Matches the energy of “make the change easy, then make the easy change”
When you refactor during a change, you make the change bigger.
When you refactor before the change, you make the change smaller.
- in a talk by Jason Swett