In my 10+ years as a software engineer at Infobip, much, if not most, of my time was dedicated to maintaining code. More often than not, it was someone else’s code. I had the fortune, or bad luck depending on how you view it, of seeing different pieces of technology explode and implode, never to be used again on newer projects. One such occasion happened back in 2014. The team that created and maintained one product at Infobip fell apart, and it fell upon my team to take over and maintain it. It...