Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
👉 Workshop Link: bit.ly/legacy_Code_Refactoring_Workshop
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🎤 DESCRIPTION
Legacy code isn’t just “old code”, it’s a hidden treasure of business knowledge waiting to be uncovered.
Join Alessandro Di Gioia live as he shares proven refactoring techniques to bring forgotten systems back to life, even without test coverage.
In 2025, with technology evolving faster than ever, learning how to work with and modernize legacy code is essential to keep your systems adaptable, reliable, and future-ready.
Don’t miss it and discover how to:
- Refactor without fear
- Break dependencies safely
- Turn code chaos into clarity
🎙 Speaker
Join us live for an insightful conversation with Alessandro Di Gioia, co-founder of Alcor Academy, co-author of Agile Technical Practices Distilled and Trainer at Avanscoperta. With 20 years of experience, and a passion for tidy, expressive, and practical code, Alessandro shares his strategies for mastering legacy systems: retrofitting tests, breaking dependencies, and navigating the dreaded “big ball of mud” with confidence.
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 Intro
0:45 What should we know about your career path and what you’re working on now?
4:45 What exactly is legacy code and what does it really mean to refactor it?
8:40 Why should developers still care about refactoring in 2025, especially now with AI tools everywhere?
11:18 What’s the biggest pain point teams face with legacy systems, and how do you approach solving it?
15:02 About Alessandro's Legacy Code Refactoring
22:45 Top recommended resources and places for starting learning legacy code
26:45 Final thoughts
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👉 Workshop: bit.ly/legacy_Code_Refactoring_Workshop
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#refactoring #legacycode #alessandrodigioia
👉 Workshop Link: bit.ly/legacy_Code_Refactoring_Workshop
Please Like ❤️ and Subscribe to the Channel! 🔔 Thank you!
🎤 DESCRIPTION
Legacy code isn’t just “old code”, it’s a hidden treasure of business knowledge waiting to be uncovered.
Join Alessandro Di Gioia live as he shares proven refactoring techniques to bring forgotten systems back to life, even without test coverage.
In 2025, with technology evolving faster than ever, learning how to work with and modernize legacy code is essential to keep your systems adaptable, reliable, and future-ready.
Don’t miss it and discover how to:
- Refactor without fear
- Break dependencies safely
- Turn code chaos into clarity
🎙 Speaker
Join us live for an insightful conversation with Alessandro Di Gioia, co-founder of Alcor Academy, co-author of Agile Technical Practices Distilled and Trainer at Avanscoperta. With 20 years of experience, and a passion for tidy, expressive, and practical code, Alessandro shares his strategies for mastering legacy systems: retrofitting tests, breaking dependencies, and navigating the dreaded “big ball of mud” with confidence.
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 Intro
0:45 What should we know about your career path and what you’re working on now?
4:45 What exactly is legacy code and what does it really mean to refactor it?
8:40 Why should developers still care about refactoring in 2025, especially now with AI tools everywhere?
11:18 What’s the biggest pain point teams face with legacy systems, and how do you approach solving it?
15:02 About Alessandro's Legacy Code Refactoring
22:45 Top recommended resources and places for starting learning legacy code
26:45 Final thoughts
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👉 Workshop: bit.ly/legacy_Code_Refactoring_Workshop
đź”” Subscribe to our YouTube channel: bit.ly/SubscribeAvanscoperta
đź“© Join our newsletter: bit.ly/newsletter-avanscoperta
đź—“ Upcoming Public Events: bit.ly/avanscoperta-training
#refactoring #legacycode #alessandrodigioia
