On Tuesday, October 26, 2004, at 9:57:19 AM, Ilja Preuss wrote:
>> To what extent do local actions such as removal of
>> duplication and good naming produce globally good design?
> A problem we currently have with a part of our system is that (due to
> missed opportunities for refactoring earlier in the project, and
> probably a missing metaphor) there seems to be some kind of rather
> *global* "conceptual" duplication. I'm not sure wether there is a way to
> improve substantially in that situation by local refactorings. With
> other words, the design space feels too flat to have an idea of the
> direction to best refactor towards...
> Any ideas?
Pick any two duplicates and make them into one. Don't worry about the third
yet.
Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
Find the simple path to what works and follow it,
always looking for a simpler path. -- Patrick D. Smith
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