Code Refactoring

Refactoring legacy code, migrating technologies, and resolving technical debt with minimal risk and maximum impact.

When to Use

• Modernizing legacy code (JS→TS, callbacks→async/await)
• Migrating technologies (Redux ORM removal, framework changes)
• Resolving technical debt that blocks new features
• Improving code maintainability and reducing complexity
• Preparing code for performance optimization

Don't use for:

• Adding new features (separate refactoring from feature work)
• Code that works well and won't change
• Production-critical code without adequate test coverage
• Situations with severe time constraints or change freezes