3 Ideas on Refactoring

Nuggets from one of the most iconic programming books of all time.

[HerbertonCandidoSouza]

Your teaching is perfect... Congrats!!!!

[lyonyan]

Very good point about not doing premature optimization!

[thundaGawd]

I will always remember this book, I didn't even know about it. Nor how much it would help me.

It was laying outside a bookstore in Melvlille, Johannseburg, South Africa among a collection of books that the store was giving away.

Once I started reading it, what a gem it was. Saw coding completely different.

[enowmbi]

Your approach and energy are out of this world. Great content. Keep it up, sir.

[rudreshgp]

My approach

1. KISS
2. SOLID principles
3. Gang of Four
4. Performance optimization

[carnicer]

I'm crying. That's how I think and how I program. Flattered that Martin and you agree.

[skipodap]

I might be wrong, but I think point #3 is actually from Tidy First by Kent Beck.

[fatihtt]

I didn't quite understand the 3rd Point. What exactly does that mean, make the change easy, and then make the change?

[xBiox]

Your contents helped me a lot in the past, and again excellent content!

[StuartLoria]

The first rule is ignored by the smartest programmers and held by their egos and lust for speed.