Refactor-Avoidance-Driven Development (RADD) is a software development process that emphasizes the eventual Pull Request that the code will generate. In RADD, care is taken to design commits such that no legacy code shows up in the Pull Request's diff. This is done to expedite the Pull Request and ensure that the developer does not become responsible for refactoring legacy code.
It is a type of development anti-pattern. Compare to Test-Driven Development (TDD).
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
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