I've always found refactoring to be refreshing ans even fun. Thinking of better and more efficient ways to do something.
But thats just me. I always keep a copy of my original code just incase which helps me to not be afraid to royaly screw itup 😁.
I find it the opposite, cuz sometimes this happen:
Refactoring against a sturdy test suite is fun. Not so much without 😄
Therapeutic refactoring is definitely a thing
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I've always found refactoring to be refreshing ans even fun.
Thinking of better and more efficient ways to do something.
But thats just me. I always keep a copy of my original code just incase which helps me to not be afraid to royaly screw itup 😁.
I find it the opposite, cuz sometimes this happen:
Refactoring against a sturdy test suite is fun. Not so much without 😄
Therapeutic refactoring is definitely a thing