Software development AntiPatterns
When you start software development for an application or project, you think of the code structure. This structure is consistent with the product architecture, design, customer use cases, and many other development considerations.
Often, when the software is developed, it gets deviated from the original code structure due to the following reasons:
- The thought process of the developer evolves with development
- Use cases tend to change based on customer feedback
- Data structures designed initially may undergo change with functionality or scalability considerations
Due to the preceding reasons, software often undergoes refactoring. Refactoring is taken with a negative connotation by many, but in reality, refactoring is one of the critical parts of the software development journey, which provides developers an opportunity to relook the data structures and think about scalability and ever-evolving customer's needs.
The following examples provide you with an overview...
