Making the business case for a large-scale refactoring - Part 1
With a bit of discipline, we can make a factual business case for a large-scale refactoring that business people won’t resist.
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Incremental Software Development Strategies for Large Scale Refactoring #4 : a Pattern Language
It can sometimes be a real challenge to integrate, let alone deploy, a refactoring step by step ! Here are some patterns that make this easier.
Incremental Software Development Strategies for Large Scale Refactoring #3 : Self-Organize !
Refactoring step by step generate a ton of small tasks here and there. Here are some organization best practices to keep track of them.
Incremental Software Development Strategies for Large Scale Refactoring #2 : Baby Steps
How can we exploit short time slots here and there to perform large scale refactoring?
Incremental Software Development Strategies for Large Scale Refactoring #1 : Constant Merciless Refactoring
Here’s everything you need to find the time for constant merciless refactoring … without asking for the permission!
Incremental Software Development for Large Scale Refactorings
In the end, incremental software development techniques are almost always the safest way to refactor. Here is why.