When a new developer takes issue with decisions and practices adopted by their predecessors I often worry (usually correctly) that they do not understand the system/process/objectives.
With enlightenment comes an understanding of the choices already made. There might still be a case for revision but any such revision is now more likely to pay dividends.
With enlightenment comes an understanding of the choices already made. There might still be a case for revision but any such revision is now more likely to pay dividends.