Discussion on "Lessons and takeaways on Refactoring"

Tiger Abrodi · 2021-06-05T16:53:10.891Z

I finished reading the book "Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code" by Martin Fowler and wanted to share some of my lessons. 💙 First, I want to say, this is one of the books I actually classify as a "must-read", it even includes modern ...

Refactoring enhances software design, makes it simpler to understand, aids in the discovery of defects, and speeds up program execution. Is Steamunlocked Safe Best casual shoes under 1000 Refactoring has an extra advantage? Even without reworking, it alters how a developer views the implementation.

Pleased to know that Refactoring is the key to be able to build quality software quickly. Keep going. Alex, http://www.qualityassignment.co.uk/

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Glad to see you here! Keep the great articles coming! 🔥

Thank you Catalin <3

My next article will be one about working with legacy code, I'm roughly half way through the book I'm currently reading and have tons of notes already, really looking forward to sharing the knowledge. =D

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Great article Tiger Abrodi

Really great article!

I found that the most important rule as I read in other books is the one that you have put as the number 4 in this article; A well written code is a must, it makes for you and for others easier to understand what's going on!

To me it seems really similar to "Clean code" Robert C. Martin, Am I wrong? 😅

Many of those technical books cover similar points indeed.

But this is more about refactoring.

Improving the existing code with confidence, by taking small steps and running the tests frequently.

Refactoring allows us to build quality software quickly for longer =D

Tiger Abrodi is right, but you can also think of refactoring as the means to transform your code into clean code

Thanks for this article Tiger Abrodi

Happy to share it! =D

Great Article, Tiger Abrodi!

Nice information 😃 Tiger Abrodi

Thank you Melvin, glad you liked it =D

Good points Tiger Abrodi, I enjoyed reading your article. Keep them coming!

Means a lot Kieran!

I will =D

Good learning insights Tiger Abrodi Keep writing while you learning.

Much appreciated Avinash, I will =D

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Lessons and takeaways on Refactoring

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