Entrevistamos a John Hearn
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Claim: projects fall into predictable vs unpredictable projects and that whether you can write intuitive early code depends on which class a project is in. When a project is unpredictable the approach switches to using other mechanisms to steer direction rather than premature design. Refactoring is framed as a deliberate technique to reduce defect interactions not as evidence of bad code and as a way to lower the chance of errors surfacing in production.
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