In his groundbreaking book "TidyFirst?", Kent Beck demonstrates that refactoring doesn't always have to be a daunting, time-consuming task. Even small, incremental "tidyings" can significantly speed up future feature development. This session will delve into the practical application of these "tidyings" (mini-refactorings) on existing legacy code, addressing key questions such as:

* Does tidying up code make economic sense?
* When is the optimal time to tidy up?
* How much cleanup is beneficial?