Appreciate the intro to the book.

I recently talk therapied some legacy code through Claude Code back to life, but along the way put some frameworks in place for the codebase itself, and overall with how I think about approaching existing implementations, which helped a ton to shed a path forward for modernization.

It ultimately reminded me there's always a ton more to learn and think about, and it's sometimes quickest to learn from others experiences when considering paths forward, so the book is a helpful share, thanks.

All code is eventually legacy code in one way or another, whether it's the code directly, or the infrastructure level. Today's code might be the best one writes today.. looking back in 5-10 years.. one might wonder if best practice was best practice.