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Refactoring hacked

Learn about refactoring and its importance in improving code quality and readability. Discover when and how to refactor for maximum effectiveness.

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Refactoring hacked

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  1. Refactoringhacked Sebastian Malaca

  2. Whoam I? • Fanatic of the OOP and the Code’s Quality • Blogger • Speaker • Trainer and consultant • Software Developer at Luxoft • @SebastianMalaca • letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  3. What's in the Menu? • What is Refactoring? • Is it worth the effort? • What you should know about Refactoring? • How? www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  4. WhatisRefactoring? www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  5. WhatisRefactoring? SMALL CHANGES www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  6. WhatisRefactoring? NO CHANGES!!! SMALL CHANGES www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  7. WhatisRefactoring? NO CHANGES!!! SMALL CHANGES READABILITY www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  8. Is it worth the effort? www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  9. Is it worth the effort? • It's expensive-> Small changes -> Habit www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  10. Is it worth the effort? • It's NOT expensive • Only for big projects -> Success -> Long life www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  11. Is it worth the effort? • It's NOT expensive • NOT only for big projects • Must have in big projects -> Come and go -> no author -> readability www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  12. Refactoring vs. Redesign

  13. Refactoring vs. Redesign Refactoring Redesign Improvements and Extensions Complexchanges Dependencies Planning • Readability and Understanding • Atomicchanges • Class as a starting point • Ad hoc www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  14. Staysafe!

  15. Staysafe! No tests, no fun! www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  16. Staysafe! No tests, no fun! ExperimentationorProfessionalism? www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  17. Staysafe! No tests, no fun! ExperimentationorProfessionalism? Doubtsvs. Certainty www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  18. You have to know when to stop!

  19. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  20. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun Refactoring – neverending story www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  21. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun Refactoring – neverending story Boundaries and Values www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  22. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun Refactoring – neverending story Boundaries and Values Perfection! www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  23. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun Refactoring – neverending story Boundaries and Values Perfection! Software with the users vs. Ideal software www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  24. Youhave to know when to stop Refactoring isfun Refactoring – neverending story Boundaries and Values Perfection! Software with the users vs. Ideal software www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  25. www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  26. It’sworth to knowpatterns

  27. It’sworth to knowpatterns www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  28. Gimmethename! www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  29. Let's take a look at the code!

  30. There’sonly a small condition…

  31. Less dependencies • privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;privateCodeBaseRepositorycodeBaseRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(codeBaseRepository.contains(code) && testsRepository.testsExistFor(code)) {startRefactoringOf(code, developer); }} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  32. Less dependencies • privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;privateCodeBaseRepositorycodeBaseRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(codeBaseRepository.contains(code) && testsRepository.testsExistFor(code)) {startRefactoringOf(code, developer); }} • private RefactoringPossiblePredicate refactoringPossiblePredicate;public void apply(ClassCode code) {if (refactoringPossiblePredicate.apply(code)) { startRefactoringOf(code, developer); }} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  33. The sizematters! privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(testsRepository.testsExistFor(code) &&developer.canModify(code) && (code.isComplex() || code.isUnreadable())) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  34. The sizematters! privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(testsRepository.testsExistFor(code) &&developer.canModify(code) && (code.isComplex() || code.isUnreadable())) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} Whenobjectknows… privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(testsRepository.testsExistFor(code) &&developer.canModify(code) &&code.canBeImproved()) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  35. The sizematters! privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(testsRepository.testsExistFor(code) &&developer.canModify(code) && (code.isComplex() || code.isUnreadable())) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} privateTestsRepositorytestsRepository;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(testsRepository.testsExistFor(code) &&developer.canModify(code) &&code.canBeImproved()) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} privateCanStartRefactoringPredicatecanStartRefactoringPredicate;public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Developer developer) {if(canStartRefactoringPredicate.apply(code, developer)) {startRefactoringOf(code); }} Single ResponsibilityPrinciple www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  36. Or And?

  37. Or if(code.isComplexOrUnreadable()) {doRefactoring(code);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  38. Or if(code.isComplexOrUnreadable()) {doRefactoring(code);} if(code.canBeImproved()) {doRefactoring(code);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  39. And if (isRefactoringPossibleAndJustifiedPredicate.apply(code, developer)) { doRefactoring(code);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  40. And if (isRefactoringPossibleAndJustifiedPredicate.apply(code, developer)) { doRefactoring(code);} if (canStartRefactoringPredicate.apply(code, developer)) { doRefactoring(code);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  41. Method’snamemakes a difference

  42. Method’snamemakes a difference refactoring.setState(IN_PROGRESS); refactoring.setState(VERIFIED); refactoring.setState(DONE); www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  43. Method’snamemakes a difference refactoring.setState(IN_PROGRESS); refactoring.setState(VERIFIED); refactoring.setState(DONE); refactoring.start();refactoring.accepted();refactoring.applied(); www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  44. Don’t show too much

  45. Law of Demeter public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getMethodByName(refactoring.getScope()).getCondition();RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  46. Law of Demeter public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getMethodByName(refactoring.getScope()).getCondition();RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getConditionOf(refactoring.getScope());RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  47. Tell, don’tAsk public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getMethodByName(refactoring.getScope()).getCondition();RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getConditionOf(refactoring.getScope());RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  48. Tell, don’tAsk public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getMethodByName(refactoring.getScope()).getCondition();RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getConditionOf(refactoring.getScope());RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {code.apply(refactoring);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  49. Tell, don’tAsk public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getMethodByName(refactoring.getScope()).getCondition();RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} Askingmanyobjects… public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {Conditioncondition = code.getConditionOf(refactoring.getScope());RefactoringApplier.applyRefactoringFor(condition, refactoring);} public voidapply(ClassCodecode, Refactoringrefactoring) {code.apply(refactoring);} www.luxoft.com, @SebastianMalaca, letstalkaboutjava.blogspot.com

  50. Too much is… too much

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