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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonSRB-008-L01

Why big-bang rewrites fail

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explain why rewrites usually fail and incremental migration works.

Planned topics

  • The old system keeps changing while the new one is built, so the target moves.
  • Hidden behavior in legacy is discovered late.
  • No value is delivered until the end; risk piles up.
  • Incremental migration delivers value early and can be stopped or reversed.
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Demonstration

a timeline comparing a 2-year rewrite with monthly extractions, showing risk and value over time.

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Why is incremental safer?

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Smaller steps, early value, reversible.

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