Pyramid of Refactoring (Java) - Clean Code into Chain
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Brief Introduction
Replace nested & messed-up if-else statements with Chain of Responsibility using Refactoring Pyramid & Clean Code rules.Description
This is the second module of series called "Pyramid of Refactoring" dedicated to achieving Clean Code.
The goal of the course is to disentangle the codebase from a set of deeply nested conditional if/else statements. It is a very common case - and if it is left for a long time - then it leads to a very complex legacy code after subsequent code extensions.
We use refactoring techniques and perform all the changes live. The partititants download the source code and performs all the changes together with the trainer - step by step. In this sample we make use of Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern as goal of our refactoring journey.
The course ends up with Homework, where the participants can experience the difference between implementing additional requirements within Clean Code and within Legacy Code. This is the difference between skipping and applying Preparatory Refactoring.
The journey into Chain of Responsibility allows the attendees to practice code transformations like :
- Merge If Statements
- Merge Nested-If Statements
- Extract Methods
- Replace Temp with Query
- Move Methods
- Inline Methods
- Extract Class / Extract Delegate
- Extract Interface
- Rename Methods & Variables
Requirements
- Requirements
- Java 1.8+
- IntelliJ Community Edition
- JUnit
- Maven
Włodek Krakowski
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Pyramid of Refactoring (Java) - Clean Code into Chain
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Replace nested & messed-up if-else statements with Chain of Responsibility using Refactoring Pyramid & Clean Code rules. We use refactoring techniques and perform all the changes live....
