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Line 116: In regards to the article [[Redesign (software)]], I read that this is apparently "Code refactoring" applicable to the entire software solution. Do you think that the redesign article needs to exist, since the difference between the two appears to be scale - and that would be subjective (i.e. how much code can we refactor before its considered redesign)? My opinion is that article should simply redirect here... thoughts? [[User:Jwoodger\|Jwoodger]] ([[User talk:Jwoodger\|talk]]) 00:28, 9 February 2010 (UTC) : Refactoring applies small behaviour preserving changes while redesign deeply changes the code and thus behaviour. I do not think this is comparable at all since the scale and impact are totally different. == Can't see the forest for the trees==

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