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cope and struggle? just kidding. will refactor it bit by bit in any free minute I have. for a few years ( if not a big project ) you'll be done and nobody will even notice ;}
@tedge I don't care if they got mad at me or not. If it's a shitty code they have to learn their mistake and not continue spreading the diarrhea onto other projects too -
@TeachMeCode I'm really thankful my cur boss values quality over speed... still though prioritizes new features/projects rather than refactoring. I started a huge refactoring in the 1st project they put me to help and the lead is assuring me I won't be left soon finishing it b/c of new assignments unless I do it in my free time ( which won't happen ofc... got so many personal ones I don't have time 4 )
I could use some advice. Immagine this: you recently started a new job where the people are great, the product is pretty cool and pay is good. But the code you have to work with is the biggest pile of shite you've ever seen and your manager does not want to change any of this, even after you suggest you would build something that would be a thousand times better, not only "code wise" but for the users too. What would you do?
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