By mitchp
via java.dzone.com
Published: Nov 15 2012 / 10:24
Some of the code we work with at New Relic has been around for quite awhile. Unfortunately, not all of it has stayed clean and well factored over time. If you’re not careful, even the cleanest code can succumb to entropy. And without an active effort to counteract this, you can end up with code that seems unmaintainable.
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