Refactoring— The good Parts
This is a sum-up of the book Refactoring by Martin Fowler, Kent Beck, John Brant, William Opdyke and Don Roberts. You can have more information on Martin Fowler's website.
This work is an attempt to better understand and study the principles of the book, and to help anyone who's ever wanted to read it but didn't find the time.
But I tell you, you should read it in full, it's really worth it. (Buy it!)
The true test of good code is how easy it is to change it. Code should be obvious: When someone needs to make a change, they should be able to find the code to be changed easily and to make the change quickly without introducing any errors. — Martin Fowler
Index
Chapter 2.1 Principles in Refactoring (Part I)
Chapter 2.2 Principles in Refactoring (Part II)
Chapter 2.3 Principles in Refactoring (Part III)
Chapter 5 Introducing the Catalog
Chapter 6 A First Set of Refactorings
Chapter 7 Encapsulation (soon…)
Chapter 8 Moving Features (soon…)
Chapter 9 Organizing Data (soon…)
Chapter 10 Simplifying Conditional Logic (soon…)
Chapter 11 Refactoring APIs (soon…)
Chapter 12 Dealing with Inheritance (soon…)
If you have any doubt or suggestion you can contact contact me by any of these. (Or if you wanna just talk too!) Thanks!
