I love legacy code. You can look at weird stuff and then look at the git log and who worked on it and recognize how it came to be. It's fascinating.
It is indeed! The tragedy however is that we'll then be inclined to proceed and replace that poor old cute legacy code with shiny new start-of-the art hipster code, lol ...
And be just one more commit for the next archeologist to find :)
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I love legacy code. You can look at weird stuff and then look at the git log and who worked on it and recognize how it came to be. It's fascinating.
It is indeed! The tragedy however is that we'll then be inclined to proceed and replace that poor old cute legacy code with shiny new start-of-the art hipster code, lol ...
And be just one more commit for the next archeologist to find :)