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Refactoring

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Improving code without changing functionality

It's reorganizing code to make it cleaner, more efficient and easier to maintain, without changing what it does. Like reorganizing your closet: the clothes are still the same, but now it's easier to find everything.

How to justify refactoring time when there are pending features?

Say: 'Refactoring is preventive maintenance. If we don't do it, each new feature takes longer. It's like cleaning your kitchen: you can cook faster in an organized kitchen. We invest 1 week now to save months later.'

Real examples

Client asks why there are no new features this week

“Instead of: 'We're refactoring.' Better: 'This week we do refactoring: we clean the code so the next features are faster to build. It's investing time to accelerate later.'”

Recurring bug that reappears every month

“Instead of: 'We already fixed it 3 times.' Better: 'We need refactoring in that section. Fixing it superficially is like putting tape on a broken pipe. Refactoring fixes the pipe at the root.'”

New developer says the code is hard to understand

“Instead of: 'They have to get used to it.' Better: 'It's a sign we need refactoring. Difficult code = slow onboarding + more bugs. We invest 2 sprints in cleaning it.'”

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