Java Refactoring Best Practices

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Maaike van Putten

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why you need to refactor.mp4

00:44

02 - Base knowledge.mp4

00:35

02 - 1. Importance of Best Practices and Refactoring

01 - Technical debt and refactoring.mp4

02:54

02 - Tools and techniques for refactoring.mp4

05:31

03 - Tips to write clean code and avoiding technical debt.mp4

02:50

03 - 2. Best Practices Simplicity and Readability

01 - Java style guide.mp4

01:22

02 - Java naming conventions.mp4

02:58

03 - Using spacing, brackets, and comments effectively.mp4

03:47

04 - Writing clean and maintainable Java classes.mp4

05:43

05 - Best practices for writing clear and concise methods.mp4

05:32

06 - Challenge Applying basic best practices.mp4

01:13

07 - Solution Applying basic best practices.mp4

00:54

04 - 3. Best Practices Maintainable Code

01 - Handling exceptions.mp4

03:28

02 - Removing dead code and other unnecessary elements.mp4

03:36

03 - Java design patterns.mp4

03:18

04 - SOLID principles.mp4

08:58

05 - Testing your code.mp4

02:39

06 - Challenge Applying exception handling and code clean-up.mp4

00:37

07 - Solution Applying exception handling and code clean-up.mp4

00:53

05 - 4. Refactoring Fixing Common Code Smells

01 - Refactoring bloaters.mp4

04:45

02 - Refactoring primitive obsession.mp4

03:48

03 - Refactoring incorrect object-oriented programming.mp4

03:43

04 - Refactoring excessive coupling.mp4

02:50

05 - Challenge Refactor the legacy code.mp4

02:28

06 - Solution Refactor the legacy code.mp4

03:28

06 - Conclusion

01 - Resources for Java refactoring.mp4

00:39

Description

Being able to write Java is great, but it’s also vitally important to write code in a way that is maintainable—and future-proof. In this course, Maaike van Putten teaches you how to organize and reorganize code in a way that is easy to maintain, sharing best practices and techniques for refactoring Java code in order to improve its quality, maintainability, and performance. Maaike begins with an introduction to refactoring and technical debt, and covers tools and techniques for refactoring in Java. She then moves on to best practices for writing clean and maintainable code, including naming conventions, style guidelines, and tips for using whitespace and comments effectively. Join Maaike in this course to learn how to refactor existing code to clean it up and make it easier—and cheaper—to maintain.

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