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tools and techniques for safely improving your software designs. Immerse yourself in Refactoring exercises
featuring our "look-over-your-shoulder" technology that gives you expert feedback. Build strong
Refactoring skills by learning how to use powerful tools and proven techniques.
Highlights
Instant Critiques: Take a refactoring exercise and get
instant feedback from our automated band of experts.
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Instant Refactoring Critiques
Our refactoring critiques instantly visualize your programming performances, showing you what states you were in (failing tests, passing tests, etc.), refactorings you implemented, compilation errors you had, the duration of your work, how you scored and what our expert feedback system found was missing from your performance.
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Includes
- 4-6 hours of content
- 161 pages
- Refactoring Strategies & Tactics
- 7 Interactive quizzes
- 23 Videos
- 5 exercises
- Support for Visual Studio
- Extensive Video using ReSharper 4.5
Contents
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You Are Here
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3
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Learning to Refactor
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4
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Baby Steps
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12
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The Hippocratic Oath
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13
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Refactoring Safely
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14
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The Rhythm of Refactoring
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15
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How Would You Refactor This?
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16
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Two Refactoring Styles
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17
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Round One
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18
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Small Steps Quiz
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19
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Round Two
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20
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Refactoring Rhythm Quiz
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21
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When We Say Baby, We Mean Baby
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22
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Ready For A Challenge?
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24
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Refactoring a Method
← Click to Preview
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25
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Consolidate Conditional Expression
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26
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Extract Hierarchy
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27
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Extract Superclass
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28
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Hide Method
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29
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Inline Method
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30
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Finding Refactorings in Code
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31
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Code Qualities & More Refactorings
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32
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Finding More Refactorings in Code
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33
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Why Record?
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35
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The Steps To Take
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36
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Install the Recorder
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37
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Download the Exercise
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38
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Import the Exercise
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39
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Perform the Exercise
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40
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Upload the Archive
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41
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Critique Your Performance
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42
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Remaining Issues
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43
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Carry On!
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44
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Automated Refactorings
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46
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Automated Refactoring Demo
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47
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Perfect Tools?
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48
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An Exercise To Give You Experience
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49
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Critiquing Your Performance
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50
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Using ReSharper With the Exercises
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51
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Download the Exercise
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52
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Exercise Instructions
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53
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Upload Your Exercise
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54
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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55
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Your Critique Results
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56
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Your Customized Feedback
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57
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Automated Refactoring Solution
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58
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Refactoring Strategies & Tactics
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60
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Refactoring Strategy: Piecemeal Refactoring
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61
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Divide & Conquer Video
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62
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Tactic: Isolate-Improve-Inline
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63
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Refactoring Tactic: Rejected Parameter
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64
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Rejected Parameter Video
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65
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Introducing Smellections
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67
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Refactoring Smellections: Part 1
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68
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A Smell In Collection
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69
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Two Smells In AbstractList and AbstractSet
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70
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Removing A Long Method Smell From List
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71
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Assessing The Exercise
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72
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Installing the Recorder
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73
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Download the Exercise
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74
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Refactoring Instructions
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75
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Upload Your Exercise
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76
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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77
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Your Critique Results
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78
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Your Customized Feedback
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79
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Smellections Exercise Part 1 Solution
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80
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Removing Collection
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81
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Removing AbstractList & AbstractSet
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82
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Refactoring to a Composed Method
← Click to Preview
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83
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Caller Creates
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85
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Caller Swap
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86
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Caller Swap Video
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87
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Encapsulated Dependency
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88
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Encapsulated Dependency Video
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89
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Refactoring Smellections: Part 2
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91
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A Refused Bequest Smell
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92
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Assessing The Exercise
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93
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Installing the Recorder
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94
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Download the Exercise
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95
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Your Mission
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96
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Upload Your Exercise
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97
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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98
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Your Critique Results
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99
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Your Customized Feedback
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100
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Smellections Exercise Part 2 Solution
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101
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Removing Map from the Hierarchy
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102
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Refactoring Smellections: Part 3
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104
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Smells in AbstractCollection
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105
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Don't Fix Bugs
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106
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Assessing The Exercise
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107
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Installing the Recorder
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108
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Refactoring Instructions
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109
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Download the Exercise
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110
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Your Mission
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111
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Upload Your Exercise
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112
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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113
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Your Critique Results
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114
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Your Customized Feedback
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115
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Smellections Exercise Part 3 Solution
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116
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Pulling Up Duplicated List and Set Fields
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117
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Cleaning Up AbstractCollection AddAll
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118
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Pulling Up Duplication From List and Set
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119
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Pulling Up Add
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120
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Removing AddAll from Set
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121
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Replacing Get & Set With An Indexer
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122
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Refactoring Rash
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124
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Strategy: Graceful Retreat
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125
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Graceful Retreat Video
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126
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Strategy: Gradual Cutover
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127
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Strategy: Nesting
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128
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Refactoring Smellections: Part 4
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130
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Primitive Obsession In Map
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131
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A Temporary Field In Map
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132
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Managing A Change With Scaffolding
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133
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Assessing The Exercise
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134
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Installing the Recorder
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135
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Download the Exercise
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136
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Your Mission
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137
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Upload Your Exercise
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138
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A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
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139
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Your Critique Results
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140
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Your Customized Feedback
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141
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Part 4 Solution
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142
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Narrowed Change
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144
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Narrowed Change Video
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145
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Parallel Change
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146
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Parallel Change Video
← Click to Preview
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147
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Unified Methods
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148
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Unified Methods Video
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149
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Evolved Target
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150
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Evolved Target Video
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151
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Experiencing Legacy Code
← Click to Preview
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153
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Poorly Written Driving Directions
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154
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Directions Deconstructed
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155
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Simple, Clear & Concise Directions
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156
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What Directions Will You Take?
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157
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Urban Blight & Renewal
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158
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Related Books
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160
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Conclusion: What's Next?
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161
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Highlights
Instant Critiques: Take a refactoring exercise and get
instant feedback from our automated band of experts.
Learn more...
Instant Refactoring Critiques
Our refactoring critiques instantly visualize your programming performances, showing you what states you were in (failing tests, passing tests, etc.), refactorings you implemented, compilation errors you had, the duration of your work, how you scored and what our expert feedback system found was missing from your performance.
Expert Videos: Learn tools & techniques by watching short videos from industry experts.
Learn more...
Watch Short, Engaging Videos by Experts
Watch our experts efficiently explain models, demonstrate tools and solve exercises.
Like a good pop song, every video we make holds your attention and gets you into a better development rhythm.
Integrated Forums: Ask questions, get expert replies and read fascinating discussions.
Learn more...
Engage in a Global Forum
No other eLearning system on the planet matches our discussion forums, woven throughout every album.
Ask questions, get expert replies, read and weigh in on fascinating discussion threads from a global audience.
Includes
- 4-6 hours of content
- 161 pages
- Refactoring Strategies & Tactics
- 7 Interactive quizzes
- 23 Videos
- 5 exercises
- Support for Visual Studio
- Extensive Video using ReSharper 4.5
Contents
|
You Are Here
|
3
|
|
Learning to Refactor
|
4
|
|
Baby Steps
|
12
|
|
The Hippocratic Oath
|
13
|
|
Refactoring Safely
|
14
|
|
The Rhythm of Refactoring
|
15
|
|
How Would You Refactor This?
|
16
|
|
Two Refactoring Styles
|
17
|
|
Round One
|
18
|
|
Small Steps Quiz
|
19
|
|
Round Two
|
20
|
|
Refactoring Rhythm Quiz
|
21
|
|
When We Say Baby, We Mean Baby
|
22
|
|
Ready For A Challenge?
|
24
|
|
Refactoring a Method
← Click to Preview
|
25
|
|
Consolidate Conditional Expression
|
26
|
|
Extract Hierarchy
|
27
|
|
Extract Superclass
|
28
|
|
Hide Method
|
29
|
|
Inline Method
|
30
|
|
Finding Refactorings in Code
|
31
|
|
Code Qualities & More Refactorings
|
32
|
|
Finding More Refactorings in Code
|
33
|
|
Why Record?
|
35
|
|
The Steps To Take
|
36
|
|
Install the Recorder
|
37
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
38
|
|
Import the Exercise
|
39
|
|
Perform the Exercise
|
40
|
|
Upload the Archive
|
41
|
|
Critique Your Performance
|
42
|
|
Remaining Issues
|
43
|
|
Carry On!
|
44
|
|
Automated Refactorings
|
46
|
|
Automated Refactoring Demo
|
47
|
|
Perfect Tools?
|
48
|
|
An Exercise To Give You Experience
|
49
|
|
Critiquing Your Performance
|
50
|
|
Using ReSharper With the Exercises
|
51
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
52
|
|
Exercise Instructions
|
53
|
|
Upload Your Exercise
|
54
|
|
A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
|
55
|
|
Your Critique Results
|
56
|
|
Your Customized Feedback
|
57
|
|
Automated Refactoring Solution
|
58
|
|
Refactoring Strategies & Tactics
|
60
|
|
Refactoring Strategy: Piecemeal Refactoring
|
61
|
|
Divide & Conquer Video
|
62
|
|
Tactic: Isolate-Improve-Inline
|
63
|
|
Refactoring Tactic: Rejected Parameter
|
64
|
|
Rejected Parameter Video
|
65
|
|
Introducing Smellections
|
67
|
|
Refactoring Smellections: Part 1
|
68
|
A Smell In Collection
|
69
|
Two Smells In AbstractList and AbstractSet
|
70
|
Removing A Long Method Smell From List
|
71
|
|
Assessing The Exercise
|
72
|
|
Installing the Recorder
|
73
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
74
|
|
Refactoring Instructions
|
75
|
|
Upload Your Exercise
|
76
|
|
A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
|
77
|
|
Your Critique Results
|
78
|
|
Your Customized Feedback
|
79
|
|
Smellections Exercise Part 1 Solution
|
80
|
|
Removing Collection
|
81
|
|
Removing AbstractList & AbstractSet
|
82
|
|
Refactoring to a Composed Method
← Click to Preview
|
83
|
|
Caller Creates
|
85
|
|
Caller Swap
|
86
|
|
Caller Swap Video
|
87
|
|
Encapsulated Dependency
|
88
|
|
Encapsulated Dependency Video
|
89
|
|
Refactoring Smellections: Part 2
|
91
|
|
A Refused Bequest Smell
|
92
|
|
Assessing The Exercise
|
93
|
|
Installing the Recorder
|
94
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
95
|
|
Your Mission
|
96
|
|
Upload Your Exercise
|
97
|
|
A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
|
98
|
|
Your Critique Results
|
99
|
|
Your Customized Feedback
|
100
|
|
Smellections Exercise Part 2 Solution
|
101
|
Removing Map from the Hierarchy
|
102
|
|
Refactoring Smellections: Part 3
|
104
|
Smells in AbstractCollection
|
105
|
|
Don't Fix Bugs
|
106
|
|
Assessing The Exercise
|
107
|
|
Installing the Recorder
|
108
|
|
Refactoring Instructions
|
109
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
110
|
|
Your Mission
|
111
|
|
Upload Your Exercise
|
112
|
|
A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
|
113
|
|
Your Critique Results
|
114
|
|
Your Customized Feedback
|
115
|
|
Smellections Exercise Part 3 Solution
|
116
|
Pulling Up Duplicated List and Set Fields
|
117
|
Cleaning Up AbstractCollection AddAll
|
118
|
Pulling Up Duplication From List and Set
|
119
|
Pulling Up Add
|
120
|
Removing AddAll from Set
|
121
|
|
Replacing Get & Set With An Indexer
|
122
|
|
Refactoring Rash
|
124
|
|
Strategy: Graceful Retreat
|
125
|
|
Graceful Retreat Video
|
126
|
|
Strategy: Gradual Cutover
|
127
|
|
Strategy: Nesting
|
128
|
|
Refactoring Smellections: Part 4
|
130
|
|
Primitive Obsession In Map
|
131
|
|
A Temporary Field In Map
|
132
|
|
Managing A Change With Scaffolding
|
133
|
|
Assessing The Exercise
|
134
|
|
Installing the Recorder
|
135
|
|
Download the Exercise
|
136
|
|
Your Mission
|
137
|
|
Upload Your Exercise
|
138
|
|
A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity
|
139
|
|
Your Critique Results
|
140
|
|
Your Customized Feedback
|
141
|
|
Part 4 Solution
|
142
|
|
Narrowed Change
|
144
|
|
Narrowed Change Video
|
145
|
|
Parallel Change
|
146
|
|
Parallel Change Video
← Click to Preview
|
147
|
|
Unified Methods
|
148
|
|
Unified Methods Video
|
149
|
|
Evolved Target
|
150
|
|
Evolved Target Video
|
151
|
|
Experiencing Legacy Code
← Click to Preview
|
153
|
|
Poorly Written Driving Directions
|
154
|
|
Directions Deconstructed
|
155
|
|
Simple, Clear & Concise Directions
|
156
|
|
What Directions Will You Take?
|
157
|
|
Urban Blight & Renewal
|
158
|
|
Related Books
|
160
|
|
Conclusion: What's Next?
|
161
|
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