Yes, I definitely agree with you! We should refactor before & after we change the behaviour of our code. And we should apply multiple small refactorings so that the change to the behaviour is small too.
That being said,
what I meant by "all the time" was literally "all the time",
and by "refactoring", I meant changing code without changing its behaviour.
So if we spend 100% of our time refactoring, we cannot get anything done.
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Yes, I definitely agree with you! We should refactor before & after we change the behaviour of our code. And we should apply multiple small refactorings so that the change to the behaviour is small too.
That being said,
what I meant by "all the time" was literally "all the time",
and by "refactoring", I meant changing code without changing its behaviour.
So if we spend 100% of our time refactoring, we cannot get anything done.