Peter Witham • 7/7/2024

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This article is a podcast transcript where the host, Peter Witham, argues that all code eventually becomes legacy code and should be written with that in mind. He shares a practical example from his iOS game, Endless Hurdles, demonstrating how modular design allowed him to quickly add a new event using old SpriteKit code, highlighting best practices for future-proofing software development.

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#technical debt #legacy code #godot
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