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Looks interesting. Is this useful if you work with relatively new code (no Cobol lurking in dark corners)?
by InformalRelief 13y ago
Looks interesting. Is this useful if you work with relatively new code (no Cobol lurking in dark corners)?
- shoo 13y agoIn the book, Feathers defines legacy code as code without tests. So it's not really about old languages or old code. It's pretty easy to write (or inherit) new, difficult to test code, with no tests, in whatever language you please.