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Now, the code needs to overhauled and become more maintainable for the next fellow that will be taking over this position. What paradigm should I use to replace the old stuff?
Some other developers keep telling me to use MVC to rewrite the whole thing. Is this a common practice to update 'legacy' code? Or are there other paradigms that I should consider before jumping in (I don't really know very many others so if you have suggestions please feel free to voice them).
I'm just curious about options.
Thanks WW.
--Nick
Now, the code needs to overhauled and become more maintainable for the next fellow that will be taking over this position.
I don't see it is a good idea to move to OO just for the reasons you mentioned. Procedural can still be maintainable. I agree OO could be a good thing when you do new projects, but changing an existing one could just be a waste of time.
You can do a few things with the procedural, make it readable, add comments and reorganize functions in pages.
Check out this thread [webmasterworld.com]