Mikado Method and technical debt

[Flash4Ever]

Does anyone use Mikado Method?
The Mikado Method shows a pragmatic process to plan and perform nontrivial technical improvements on an existing software system.
I especially like the concept of "technical debt" and the best way to fix it.
Let's consider to challenge a project (new or existing) and its complexity forces us to learn a new language or framework, and in the shortest time possible.

 

[mpbiz]

 

[emp]

Relevant to my interests, but Jesus FUCK!

This is the umpteenth thread in a short time where the OP not only is a faggot (I expect nothing less), but has actively forgotten how to LINK to stuff.

The internet.. links... pointing people to where you find stuff... links... kinda important.. links...

Can you link, MOTHERFUCKERS!?!!

The Mikado Method
Home of the Mikado Method | A tool for large-scale refactorings
Manning: The Mikado Method
https://github.com/mikadomethod
The Mikado Method by Ola Ellnestam

To end my rant.. "Technical debt" really is no new term. It goes back to at least 1992, but the concept was known before that.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_debt

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