Join Jesse Freeman for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of C# Refactoring Tips and Tricks.
- [Instructor] Before you get started, this course assumes you're familiar with C# and coding in general, and that you're using Visual Studio or some other IDE that provides basic refactoring tools. While we won't be writing code, we will be walking through some concepts around object-oriented programming, API design, and general code maintenance. Finally, you should have some experience with version control to help keep your project safe before attempting to perform any sort of refactoring on your own after the course.
Author
Jesse Freeman
Released
3/14/2018- Creating a baseline
- Removing unused code
- Refactoring in branches
- Using refactoring tools
- Optimizing code
- Creating clean code
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome30s
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What is refactoring?1m 5s
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1. Refactoring Strategies
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Create a baseline1m 44s
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Remove unused code2m 2s
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Improve performance5m 2s
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2. Before You Refactor
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Use version control2m 13s
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Refactor in branches1m 52s
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Tools for refactoring3m 38s
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3. Optimizing Code
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Identify problem areas2m 52s
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Common optimizations3m 30s
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Inlining code3m 21s
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4. Creating Clean Code
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Code readability1m 56s
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Extract methods3m 48s
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Create clean APIs5m 6s
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Conclusion
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Next steps41s
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