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Print Length: 480 pages
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Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 1 edition (October 15, 2009)
Publication Date: October 15, 2009
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B002TIOYWG
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The title might hint that this is only for someone dealing with a large legacy code base. But another way to look at this book is that each section:1. Starts with an 'anti-pattern' ... how not to write code.2. Ends with how that should have been written.3. Shows how to transform '1' to '2'.'1' and '2' alone applies to all serious software developers writing systems larger than, say 1000 lines.The book gives the impression that '1' occur only after code is modified multiple times. But after working 25yrs in multiple companies / teams, I know that these mistakes are is very common in many greenfield projects as well.
This is a 5 star book, I am giving 4 star only because on kindle version of the book code is not readable. Please please fix the code issue and update the kindle book. This awesome books deserves a better kindle version.
This book is a bit old. It is the first, or among the first, which addresses the refactoring issue. However, everything in it is relevant today.At the beginning and at the end you will find articles by various authors (Fowler, Beck, Opdyke, Roberts and Brant):* Refactoring , first example.* Principles of refactoring .* Bad smells in code .* Building Tests.* Toward a Catalog of Refactorings .* Big Refactorings .* Refactoring , Reuse , and Reality .* Refactoring Tools.* Putting It All Together.In the middle will find a great catalog of small transformations that define the steps to do the refactoring. This catalog, though simple is very important as explained in the first chapters.Fowler clearly explains why refactoring, some clues to identify the most important issues (code smells) to refactor in order to improves the design, and the catalog of transformations that are commonly used to solve each code smells.Dependending your experience and knowledge of software craftsmanship, you will surely perceive it more or less as a simple topic, but that makes it no less important.It is a fantastic book. It is one of the books that every software developer in the industry should read. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is that it is not a truly revealing book. The items inside are all very basic and simple. You should not expect anything astonishing and the first impression is that all of it is obvious, but it is explained in an exceptional way and the catalog created by Fowler is really great.
Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code is one of those amazing books that every professional developer should have on their book shelf. The bulk of this book is a catalog of refactorings, but there is more to it as I will explain below.In case you aren't aware of what refactoring is, I'll give you Fowlers definition."Refactoring is the process of changing a software system in such a way that it does not alter the external behavior of the code yet improves its internal structure." For the most part this means cleaning up your existing - yet working - code. It involves anything from renaming a method to be more concise with the purpose of that method, to breaking up switch statements into a polymorphic structure. There are many different techniques used to refactor your code, which is what you learn in this book.Right off the bat Fowler throws you into a small sample application that is poorly designed. He then takes you through a few different refactoring techniques that improve the design of this simple application. Right from the start you see how effective refactoring can be. From there he goes into topics such as how to detect "bad smells" in code. This chapter is particularly informative and entertaining. You also learn a little bit about testing. After the introductory chapters you begin to dig into a deep catalog of refactorings. Each one is named. Like design patterns - naming the refactoring and building a vocabulary really helps in communicating thoughts and ideas.The catalog of refactorings is extremely useful. They are structured so that each refactoring has a name, a motivation, the mechanics and a simple example. This is very effective. As I said earlier, the name is useful because it helps build your programming vocabulary and it helps in communicating thoughts and ideas. The motivation explains why the refactoring should be done and when it should/shouldn't be used. The mechanics provide a step-by-step description of how to carry out the refactoring and the example shows a small example of the refactoring in use. All examples are written in Java 1.1.Although the examples are written in Java the book is still very good for any developer. Developers that have never written a line of code in Java, C++, C#, or anything similar may have a little bit of a tougher time working through this book. Luckily most examples are very small and simple so even if you fall into this category you shouldn't have too much of a learning curve. Some of the code is a bit outdated and can be done a bit better now-a-days but what do you expect? This book was written 8+ years ago! Times have changed. The ideas are still very relevant though, which is what makes this book so timeless.Martin Fowler books are always a joy to read. His writing style is humorous, yet often very blunt and to the point. Just like UML Distilled, he is able to communicate a lot of ideas into a very short amount of space - the book is a bit dense in other words, which is very good in my opinion. Martin Fowler does not beat around the bush and he has very strong opinions on certain topics. Unlike a lot of books you read, he actually writes with personality. I have a hard time putting his books down. Here is an example of the type of verbiage he uses...On how comments can be a "bad smell":"Don't worry; we aren't saying that people shouldn't write comments. In our olfactory analogy, comments aren't a bad smell; indeed they are a sweet smell. The reason we mention comments here is that comments often are used as a deodorant." - Martin Fowler. Here he is talking about how people use comments to hide bad code, or "bad smells".I highly recommend this book. If you are a professional developer or plan on becoming one then click the "Buy Now" button without second thought. This is one of those rare books worth its weight in gold - I would spend $100.00 on a book like this if I had to.
I absolutely loved reading this book. I wish I had access to this masterpiece 15 years ago !A must have for any serious architect / senior developer
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