Continual Design in TDD (1 day)
Audience: programmers. Continual Design in TDD is a one-day, hands-on programming workshop that teaches students how to address the significant concern of design in an incremental/iterative development environment such as agile. You can attend the class as either a standalone one-day event or as part of the multi-class TDD Masters Series.
Course overview:
Review: TDD Fundamentals Activities in Software Development Refactoring overview Extract Method Refactoring demo Refactoring exercise #1 Replace Temp With Query Code smells Naming smells Refactoring exercise #2 Smell: Feature Envy Move Method Backing into tests Refactoring exercise #3 Refactoring drivers Simple design Divergent change / shotgun surgery Extract class Refactoring exercise #4 Smell: Refused bequest Replace inheritance with delegation Extract subclass Smell: Inappropriate intimacy Push down field/method Form template method Refactoring and design patterns Macro refactorings Replace conditional with polymorphism Refactoring exercise #5 Refactoring to Patterns Refactoring exercise #6
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