Its definitely a bad idea writing new code that builds up on your old code, that has not been tested properly, because you quickly have to start debugging multiple layer is code at once.
Its definitely a bad idea writing new code that builds up on your old code, that has not been tested properly, because you quickly have to start debugging multiple layer is code at once.
Lol I just started refactoring my codebase into a new directory to clean up my poorly stored logs and other scripts
That one is always nice when you actually do the cleanup and then have much less files to care about.