Refactoring for C# Developers

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Steve Smith

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1 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:37

2 - Introducing Refactoring and Code Smells

02 - Objectives.mp4

01:41

03 - What is Refactoring.mp4

03:11

04 - When Should You Refactor.mp4

03:15

05 - When Not to Refactor.mp4

02:27

06 - The Refactoring Process.mp4

01:51

07 - Writing Characterization Tests.mp4

02:54

08 - Refactoring Toward Cleaner Code.mp4

03:06

09 - What Are Code Smells.mp4

02:53

10 - Classifying Code Smells.mp4

07:02

11 - Key Takeaways.mp4

00:51

3 - Statement Code Smells

12 - Objectives.mp4

00:38

13 - Smell - Primitive Obsession.mp4

05:41

14 - Smell - Vertical Separation.mp4

01:07

15 - Smell - Inconsistency.mp4

00:36

16 - Smell - Poor Names.mp4

09:26

17 - Smell - Switch Statements.mp4

02:19

18 - Smell - Duplicate Code.mp4

02:51

19 - Smell - Dead Code.mp4

02:28

20 - Smell - Hidden Temporal Coupling.mp4

02:43

21 - Key Takeaways.mp4

01:26

4 - Method Code Smells

22 - Objectives.mp4

00:34

23 - Smell - Long Method.mp4

06:58

24 - Smell - Conditional Complexity.mp4

02:33

25 - Smell - Inconsistent Abstraction Level.mp4

00:55

26 - Specific Method Refactorings.mp4

00:34

27 - Extract Method.mp4

01:27

28 - Rename Method.mp4

01:42

29 - Inline Method.mp4

02:30

30 - Introduce Explaining Variable.mp4

02:07

31 - Inline Temp.mp4

01:00

32 - Replace Temp With Query.mp4

01:19

33 - Split Temporary Variable.mp4

01:52

34 - Parameterize Methods.mp4

01:51

35 - Replace Parameter with Explicit Methods.mp4

02:12

36 - Add Parameter.mp4

02:27

37 - Remove Parameter.mp4

01:32

38 - Separate Query from Modifier.mp4

05:15

39 - Key Takeaways.mp4

01:21

5 - Class Code Smells

40 - Objectives.mp4

00:32

41 - Smell - Large Class.mp4

01:32

42 - Smell - Class Doesnt Do Much.mp4

00:40

43 - Smell - Temporary Field.mp4

02:03

44 - Smell - Alternative Classes with Different Interfaces.mp4

00:46

45 - Smell - Parallel Inheritance Hierarchies.mp4

02:35

46 - Smell - Data Class.mp4

03:55

47 - Smell - Feature Envy.mp4

01:24

48 - Smell - Hidden Dependencies.mp4

01:48

49 - Specific Class Refactorings.mp4

00:26

50 - Encapsulate Field.mp4

02:28

51 - Encapsulate Collection.mp4

04:25

52 - Move Method.mp4

01:34

53 - Extract Class.mp4

01:20

54 - Replace Inheritance with Delegation.mp4

03:47

55 - Replace Conditional with Polymorphism.mp4

05:48

56 - Key Takeaways.mp4

03:59

Description

Refactoring is a critical developer skill that helps keep code from collapsing under its own weight. Learn how to recognize "code smells" that may indicate the need for refactoring and how to fix them with specific techniques and patterns.

What You'll Learn?

Over time, software design tends to degrade, and systems become increasingly difficult to maintain. In this course, you'll learn how to recognize and evaluate potential flaws in your system's design, known as "code smells." You'll be introduced to code smells at the statement, method, and class levels in C# applications. You'll also learn about the process of refactoring your code to eliminate design flaws and improve its maintainability. Finally, you'll learn how to apply dozens of specific refactorings to common, known problems in C# applications. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge needed to identify code quality problems and correct them with quick and reliable refactoring techniques.

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Steve Smith (@ardalis) is an entrepreneur and software developer with a passion for building quality software as effectively as possible. He provides mentoring and training workshops for teams with the desire to improve. Steve has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for over 10 consecutive years, and is a frequent speaker at software developer conferences and events. He is the top contributor to the official documentation on ASP.NET Core and enjoys helpings others write maintainable, testable applications using Microsoft's developer tools. Connect with Steve at ardalis.com.

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