Why You Should Refactor Your Software
Developer Tea22 Juli 2015

Why You Should Refactor Your Software

In today's episode I'll talk about the importance of refactoring your software, identifying when you should refactor your code and tips and techniques for optimal refactoring to keep your code easier to maintain and easier for future extension. Martin Fowler, who wrote the Agile Manifesto and a great resource has a great stance on this when he says, "You don't decide to refactor, you refactor as a part of development process."

Resource Links:

  1. Refactoring, a book by Martin Fowler
  2. Refactoring, Ruby Edition by Martin Fowler

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