Integer & Zeyna
Zeyna
Hey, I've been thinking about how to refactor a legacy codebase into a clean, efficient architecture that still keeps the core logic intact. I’d love to map out the steps to reduce complexity and improve performance—what do you think?
Integer
Sounds good. First list the core modules, then isolate side‑effects, design clear interfaces, refactor in small batches, run tests after each change. Keep the changes atomic and keep the original logic untouched while you improve structure.
Zeyna
Sounds solid. Let’s start by cataloguing the core modules first, then flag any places where the code reaches out to external services or writes to disk. Once we have that map, we can sketch minimal interfaces for each module, isolate the side‑effects, and tackle the most tangled ones one by one. After each small tweak run the unit suite, confirm the behavior, and move on. Keeps the logic intact while tightening the structure.
Integer
That plan is clear. Catalog the modules, mark external calls and file I/O, then define minimal interfaces. Handle the most tangled parts first, run tests after each tweak, and keep the core logic unchanged. Let’s do it step by step.