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Posted by Sanders Kaufman on 08/26/07 01:07
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> And that's where I disagree with the author of the refactoring site. But
> that's one person's opinion. Other people who have written about
> refactoring
That's the way these discussions usually end up.
You get a bunch of folks who take a word like gigglethorpe, and each
assigns to it a meaning comfortable to himself. Then they argue which
one is the "true" meaning.
After digging in, I find that refactor is not an "opinion" word - it s a
mathematical term.
It was hijacked by some MBA's a few years ago, and incorporated into
their political philosophies on programming... like a logo.
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