Objections to Refactoring

Objections to Refactoring

Refactoring saves time in the long run, and often in the short run because clean code is easier to fix and easier to maintain. It is easier to build on bedrock than quicksand. It is much easier to find bugs in clean code than in opaque code. In fact, when the source of a bug doesn’t jump out at me, I usually begin to refactor until it does. The process of refactoring changes both the code itself and my view of the code. Refactoring can move my eyes into new places, and allow me to see old code in ways I didn’t see it before.

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