Refactoring Graphite to Diamond
summary
A case-study about rescuing and refactoring a poorly designed software project so it becomes maintainable and extensible. It describes tackling quality issues, reducing the cost of small changes, improving architecture and tests, and growing the team’s capability to design and implement future requirements.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:40Graphite project problems
- 14:48Iterative refactoring
- 17:14System stabilization and tests
- 21:54Tactical CQRS
- 24:20Modularity and architecture
- 35:44OpenAPI and integrations
- 37:50Framework independence
- 40:21Results and summary
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