Refactoring

Refactoring Aman & Chirag ThoughtWorks Pune

If it ain’t broken, why fix it?

Good programmers write code that humans can understand

You write code once; it gets read many times

To regain control on a program that is getting out of hands

To make the next change easier

This brings us to Refactoring

Refactoring in Action

Code Smells

Duplicated Code

Long Method

Comments

Divergent Change

Shotgun Surgery

Feature Envy

Lazy Class

Switch Statements

Primitive Obsession

Method Chains

Refactoring Catalog

Refactoring Catalog Composing methods

Refactoring Catalog Simplifying Conditional Expressions

Refactoring Catalog
Making Method Calls Simpler

Accompanying XP Practices
TDD : “Red - Green - Refactor” mantra
Continuous Integration
Collective Code Ownership
Pair Programming

Next steps for you
Go read the book!!!
Practice small refactorings
Explore the “Refactor” menu of your IDE
Keep a look out for code smells in your project

To sum it up…
Refactoring is a good technique to clean up code
Refactoring leads to better design (especially with Test-Code-Refactor cycles)
Most important of all: it leaves a nice feeling at the end of it all!

Thank You
Aman King
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Chirag Doshi
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