2 days ago
I think that whenever a version goes into production it's legacy code.
i don't believe the author's examples have anything to do with "legacy code". They're more examples of poor business processes.
Thanks for reading. I see the "everything in production is legacy" view a lot, and it is technically true. But if all shipped code is legacy, the word stops telling us anything useful.The definition I find more practical is code your team is afraid…
--
