In our fast-moving world of software development, requirements, opportunities, options, languages and skills are constantly changing and software must be ready to go along – otherwise it will be old and buggy before it is released.

Thinking code refactoring not only as reducing technical debt, but also to place the much-needed agility at the core of our software, can lead to faster reaction times, higher software quality, better collaboration and closer fit with the requirements.

Let’s talk about three tools we as developers have at hand to create and keep our code refactorable.