So you build a beautiful site; you spend good time on UX, refactoring, server optimisation, getting good page load speeds, SQL all optimised - life is good.
Commercial team comes in and slaps clickbait, generic advertising, tracking scrips over the lot.
Page loads go from a second to 30 seconds and even though you made sure all those crappy ad scripts are asynchronous pages still hang most times. PingdomTools lists your page scripts as going from 40 files to over 900... now users are ringing me up giving me grief about how slow this new company website is...

Ah good ol' refactoring summer.

*Me starts refactoring spaghetti bolognese*

- Hurrah everything can be generic and so much better. I'll just do this and this and this and this, oh and this also needs to be reworked cuz of this.

8 hours later.

- it wasn't that bad!

$ git status

- oh god

$ dotnet test

- welp.... I need something to do tomorrow.

Sooo. That starts to be a bit annoying:

I'm working on a large refactoring with a pretty good inheritance / generic system. And some code generators.

Rghjt now I'm doing a script which generate code files, which will generate code-gen templates which will generate final files.

It's funny and it's a one shot generation, but still. So much abstraction.

(End result is good tho. Everything in small files less than 15 lignes of code. Everything structured.)