<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The author discovered significant issues in a client project's codebase upon joining, including numerous static classes and tightly coupled logic.</li><li>The project had seen multiple tech leads in a short period, signaling problems from the start.</li><li>The codebase, originally a prototype, had grown into a critical operations tool used by over 200 individuals daily.</li><li>Making changes to the code felt precarious, as every adjustment led to side effects and regression bugs.</li><li>The author's task was to stabilize and modernize the complex and intertwined code.</li><li>During the initial week, no new code was written; instead, the author focused on mapping dependencies and identifying patterns.</li><li>A major issue identified was the code's dependency on every other part, making it difficult to isolate logic for testing purposes.</li></ul>

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