'The Dig' - Front-End Archaeology as a Service

After more than a decade consulting in other people's codebases, I've seen it all: jQuery from 2009, dependencies untouched since the Obama administration, and CSS full of browser hacks no one dares to touch. Here's what I've learned: legacy code isn't something to be embarrassed about. It's a record of the decisions, constraints, and compromises that got your product this far. That's the thinking…