Professional Refactoring in C# & ASP.NET

By Steven R. Winkel

C# and ASP.NET developers become more productive and efficient by utilizing the power of refactoring to improve the design of existing code This unique book is the only one on the market covering this high-demand topic'using refactoring tools and techniques to fix bad code; this hands-on book teaches advanced level C# and ASP.NET programmers exactly how to apply valuable refactoring techniques Walks readers through building prototype applications from scratch, then refactors them step-by-step into an enterprise-level application while clearly explaining different code and refactoring transformations; most of the resulting transformations readers will see are based on real-world scenarios that come up frequently in businesses Covers classic refactoring and code smells, refactoring process and unit testing, object-oriented theory and design patterns, refactoring to patterns, and HTML and ASP.NET specific refactoring Danijel Arsenovski (Santiago, Chile), Microsoft MVP, is a senior developer and consultant and the author of Professional Refactoring in Visual Basic. He holds Microsoft's Solution Developer certification, is C# certified, and is often a featured speaker at Microsoft's technical conferences.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 047043452X
• ISBN13: 9780470434529
• Release Date: April 2009
• Publisher: Wrox Press
• Length: 525 Pages
• Weight: 1.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 7.2" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

I wish every "programmer" would read this book

Reading through this book I found very little that I wasn't already practicing, which was great for me. However, reading this book really made me wish that anyone who just got done reading a dummies book would immediately read this book. I'm so sick of seeing procedural coding styles and massive code duplication. This isn't 1996!! It's a shame that this book is labeled 'Professional' because beginners need to read this book...

Buy Both it is worth it!!!!

Both the VB.NET and C# & ASP.NET Refactoring books are great. Each has it's own unique sections, while at the same time they cover the same refactorings, smells, and Object-Oriented Design Principles in detail. I bought the VB.NET version because I have been stuck on a VB.NET project for the past 3 years (actually 3 months, but it sure feels like years). I have not seen the weak static typing to strong dynamic typing...

The best all-in-one Object Oriented Programming source for .NET

It is quite amazing to see all that has been crammed inside 550 pages of this book. You will find: - Good refresher of Object Oriented Fundamentals - Good coverage of OO Design Principles, both Gang of Four and SOLID (Robert C. Martin) - Chapter on Design Patterns and Refctoring to Patterns - Refactorings and Refactoring Code Smells of course - Refactoring tools coverage - Treatment of C# 3.0 syntax, LINQ and LINQ 2 SQL...