Great post. This is even more real when working with legacy code on an environment constrained by management pressure. In those situations, it's often hard to justify major investments in fixes when just a few lines can make the problem seem to go away. Any tips for this kind of situation?
Great post. This is even more real when working with legacy code on an environment constrained by management pressure. In those situations, it's often hard to justify major investments in fixes when just a few lines can make the problem seem to go away. Any tips for this kind of situation?