As I have promised in my previous post, I would post an example of small refactorings in order to greatly improve the readability and understandability of code. I own a little project called Dune II – The Maker, and I started writing it a little over 10 years ago. In those years I have learned [...]
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An example of refactoring
Posted: February 20, 2011 in Compose Method, Craftmanship, Design Patterns, Dune II - The Maker, Game Development, programming, Quality, RefactoringTags: c++, clean code, compose method, craftmanship, d2tm, design patterns, programming, refactoring, software quality
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The tremendous power of tiny refactorings
Posted: February 18, 2011 in Compose Method, Craftmanship, Design Patterns, programming, Quality, Refactoring, Unit TestingTags: compose method, craftmanship, design patterns, development, java, object oriented, programming, refactoring, software quality
More and more I am being intrigued by the power of a small code refactorings. The positive impact it has on the readability, the maintainability and understandability of your code is great. It keeps code clean(er) and since the changes you make are really small (I’ll demonstrate how small), the chance they will break things is [...]
