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Martin Fowler is Chief Scientist at ThoughtWorks. He describes himself as “an author, speaker, consultant and general loud-mouth on software development.” Fowler concentrates on designing enterprise software: exploring what makes a good design and what practices are needed to create one.

出版者:Addison Wesley

作者:Martin Fowler

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頁數:448

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出版時間:2018-11-12

價格:GBP 43.99

裝幀:Hardcover

isbn號碼:9780134757599

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refactor
Programming
程序設計
計算機
JavaScript
重構
2nd
軟件工程

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Refactoring is about improving the design of existing code. It 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. With refactoring you can even take a bad design and rework it into a good one. This book offers a thorough discussion of the principles of refactoring, including where to spot opportunities for refactoring, and how to set up the required tests. There is also a catalog of more than 40 proven refactorings with details as to when and why to use the refactoring, step by step instructions for implementing it, and an example illustrating how it works The book is written using Java as its principle language, but the ideas are applicable to any OO language.

Features

The first update to a classic that is the standard reference for refactoring in over 15 years

Enhanced, web-based features including interactive examples, video snippets, code highlighting

Extensive use of JavaScript examples

New to This Edition

Martin Fowler is retaining everything that made Refactoring one of the world’s most popular and influential computer books, while updating with JavaScript examples throughout (to address many programmers’ current preferences) and reflecting today’s programming paradigms. The book’s catalog of individual refactorings has been updated, revised, and expanded.

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适合写过两年代码的开发人员的一本书。示范代码难度不是很高，主要就是理解里面的一种精神了。我才看了一章，希望能坚持看完。

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无论你是初出江湖的编码小农，还是深耕多年的程序大牛，这本书都值得你深度品读。常常我们说的代码简洁性、易读性、健壮性，都并非一日之功，需要在日常的迭代中不断持续的进行重构，重构的事情我们常常挂在嘴边，却往往无从下手，本书以作者丰富的编程经验和思想，总结了一套...

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《重构》给我最大的收获，其实是想法而非技巧。开发人员的完美主义倾向，容易变成他们做Big Design Up Front的驱动力。而在现实的环境中，时间、资源等约束条件，通常不会允许我们进行过于详细的设计。我认为最好的做法是，轻量级的设计 + 适当的重构，迭代地开发出满足各...

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无容置疑，这是一本经典的书，正如推荐所说，是这本书让重构这个看似高深莫测的话题走进了寻常程序员的世界。可是我们不得不注意这本书的出版日期，是七八年前，和设计模式一样，当年的设计模式那是高手的工具，开口闭口带那么一两句，工厂，单例，会让人对你崇拜至死。可是...

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比之第一版，更注重細節功夫，重構過程更完備更流程，更注重行為保持，大規模的重構全部刪去。可以體現作者的理念：於細節處見成敗。

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比之第一版，更注重細節功夫，重構過程更完備更流程，更注重行為保持，大規模的重構全部刪去。可以體現作者的理念：於細節處見成敗。

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雖然例子是用JS寫的，思想都是通的。前幾章看完幫助非常大，很多平時寫代碼時候會糾結的地方從這裏可以找到答案。講的原則可操作性非常強，很多思想可以直接影響現在的工作方式。具體每個重構技巧比較繁雜，沒仔細看完，可以有需要再拿齣來翻。印象深刻的幾個點：“不要專門和老闆說我要重構，而是作為功能的一部分”，“保持修改後的代碼比現在的代碼好”，“大部分情況：可讀性>性能”，“profiling找性能瓶頸，直覺大部分情況是錯的”解決。

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比之第一版，更注重細節功夫，重構過程更完備更流程，更注重行為保持，大規模的重構全部刪去。可以體現作者的理念：於細節處見成敗。

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