There is term called "promotion-driven development" where software engineers propose big refactors and migrations to look good but don't fully follow through. This is especially common in Big Tech. This lesson will teach you:
How to do code migrations properly
How to judge the quality of a codebase based off of its consistency and how "good, modern code" can actually be harmful to the health of the codebase overall
The mental and operating model behind how new engineers code, which is especially important if you're a tech lead (never forget this!)