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Upgrading Refactoring: Clean vs Adapt, Clean Code/Refactor/Re-Design

October 21, 2014 Valentin Tudor Mocanu

If I had to pick one thing that sets XP apart from other approaches, it would be refactoring, the ongoing redesign of software to improve

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