You're staring at a service nobody wants to own, a feature request depends on it, and someone still wants a release by Friday. That's the refactoring legacy code world. The temptation is to call it cleanup, then hope the code behaves while everyone keeps...
When a business is running on a legacy system, it means that critical, day-to-day operations depend on outdated technology. This isn't just about software being "old." It's about a core piece of your operational puzzle becoming a roadblock to...