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Complex refactoring in simple steps Part III
Screencast - Complex refactoring in simple steps, Part III: From Conditional to Polymorphism
Matthew Butt demonstrates how to compose simple automated refactoring steps in ReSharper to refactor code to better designs.
In this episode we identify three classes that are being used in the same way. We introduce a common abstraction, and separate their creation and invocation. Finally, we remove a Middleman class to complete our journey to polymorphism.
The code used in this video can be found on GitHub
Matthew Butt
Matthew believes that people and their relationships should be at the heart of our work as software developers. Since he started working with code in 2000 he has always focused on creating well-crafted software, and building close collaborative relationships within and beyond the technical team.
Recently Matthew has worked primarily on the .NET platform, and he is experienced in giving new life to legacy code written in C# and VB, as well as crafting projects that take advantage of the latest developments on the platform.
Matthew is passionate about teaching excellence in software development, and he is equally at home running a one-hour workshop or designing and implementing a six-month apprenticeship programme. He is a regular participant in the wider Software Craftsmanship and Extreme programming communities.
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