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I'm trying to build a plan on how we could spend more time refactoring. So I wanted to compare with the industry standards but I have hard time to find studies or metrics on that. I feel that 20% of dev time spent on refactoring seems a good ratio, but I don't have anything to show for it. In my mind, for 100% or dev time: 50% is spent writing code, debugging, etc... 30% is spent writing unit-tests 20% is spent refactoring code So around 1 line of code for 2 written end up being in the shipped product. Obviously design time, documentation time, etc is integrated in these percentages. What is an industry standard? As a rule of thumb, what is your team using? Thanks, Olivier
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