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Kevin D
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The only way to get a business to agree to a refactor is to show them it will save them money. I dont mean just tell them, you need to be able to say we will save x days on bug type y saving us z pounds.Or in terms of savings when it comes to adding features.

It's all about the money.

Edit: I'm assuming this code is now live or late stage development. Refactoring during dev is a whole different question.

The only way to get a business to agree to a refactor is to show them it will save them money. I dont mean just tell them, you need to be able to say we will save x days on bug type y saving us z pounds.Or in terms of savings when it comes to adding features.

It's all about the money.

The only way to get a business to agree to a refactor is to show them it will save them money. I dont mean just tell them, you need to be able to say we will save x days on bug type y saving us z pounds.Or in terms of savings when it comes to adding features.

It's all about the money.

Edit: I'm assuming this code is now live or late stage development. Refactoring during dev is a whole different question.

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Kevin D
  • 3.4k
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  • 36

The only way to get a business to agree to a refactor is to show them it will save them money. I dont mean just tell them, you need to be able to say we will save x days on bug type y saving us z pounds.Or in terms of savings when it comes to adding features.

It's all about the money.