>Remember, consistency in your codebase is key. If you need to introduce a new pattern, consider refactoring the entire codebase to use this new pattern, rather than creating one-off inconsistencies.
It's often times not practical (or even allowed by management due to "time constraints") to refactor a pattern out of an entire codebase if it's large enough. New patterns can be applied to new features with large scopes. This can work especially in the cases of old code that's almost never changed.
>Remember, consistency in your codebase is key. If you need to introduce a new pattern, consider refactoring the entire codebase to use this new pattern, rather than creating one-off inconsistencies.
It's often times not practical (or even allowed by management due to "time constraints") to refactor a pattern out of an entire codebase if it's large enough. New patterns can be applied to new features with large scopes. This can work especially in the cases of old code that's almost never changed.