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Maxim Nam
Tele2 Kazakhstan, Front-end TeamLead, 10 years of web development, in love with project transformation and refactoring React based applications.
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The Path Through Legacy: Delicate Balance Between Tolerance and Phobia
React Summit 2023
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8 min
The Path Through Legacy: Delicate Balance Between Tolerance and Phobia
As a front-end teamlead, I was faced with the challenge of transitioning multiple legacy projects, which happened rapidly and was a painful process. One of the main issues I encountered was dealing with a legacy project that had no documentation. I had to figure out how to stabilize it, put it in order, and reduce the cost of its maintenance and development.