01-17-2012 10:56 AM
You may not have the ability to change the current code but take the mantra "sin no more" to heart and prevent bad architecures from being used on any new code. Make teh case that all new code should be clean, robust and maintainable. This will be a way you can influence behaviour in your organization. After a few success stories of good code others will start to embrace it.
01-17-2012 12:14 PM
@Mark Yedinak wrote:
You may not have the ability to change the current code but take the mantra "sin no more" to heart and prevent bad architecures from being used on any new code. Make teh case that all new code should be clean, robust and maintainable. This will be a way you can influence behaviour in your organization. After a few success stories of good code others will start to embrace it.
I'm trying to implement things you mentioned. It's not easy but I already see results. I have introduced coding standards and couple of other procedures and I'm very pleased that my collegues are using it 🙂