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C# Developers: Learn the Art of Writing Clean Code

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C# Developers: Learn the Art of Writing Clean Code

C# Developers: Learn the Art of Writing Clean Code
MP4 | Video: 1280x720 | 37 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 4 Hours | 548 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

A Hands-on Guide on Common Code Smells in C# and How to Refactor Them using ReSharper

"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." - Martin Fowler

Poorly written code is hard to understand, maintain and test. But what separates poorly written code (aka code that smells) from beautiful code that talks? In this course, Mosh walks you through common code smells found in C# programs and how to refactor them using ReSharper. Refactoring is changing the design of the existing code without changing its external behaviour.

In every lecture, you'll see an example of a popular code smell with Mosh's explanations about what is wrong about that code and why. You'll then learn how to change the code in a safe and step-by-step fashion while minimising breaking changes. All the source codes presented in the lectures are available for download so you can practice these techniques on your own.

This course is packed with techniques and is a must for any C# developer who wants to improve the quality of their code.


By the end of this course, you'll be able to
Spot the smells in your code
Refactor your code using safe and fast refactoring techniques with ReSharper
Write clean code that is more readable and maintainable

In particular, you'll learn how to

Break long methods into smaller, more maintainable ones
Simplify nested / complex conditional blocks
Design the proper signature for your methods
Remove duplicated code
Refactor switch statements into an object-oriented design using polymorphism
Write C# code using the standard naming convention
And more…

C# Developers: Learn the Art of Writing Clean Code