Clean Code with Java- Learn Simple Design, Refactoring TDD

Clean Code with Java: Learn Simple Design, Refactoring & TDD, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 49 lectures, based on 1625 reviews, and has 10205 subscribers.

You will learn about You will Learn to Write Clean Code with Java You will Learn and apply 4 Principles of Simple Design You will Understand Refactoring and Refactor Java Code You will Learn TDD and apply TDD to write Clean Code in Java You will look at examples of bad code and refactor them to clean code You will understand that TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Programmers curious about Clean Code or Experienced Programmers wanting to practice Clean Code or You want to experience our formula to clean code (TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code) It is particularly useful for Beginner Programmers curious about Clean Code or Experienced Programmers wanting to practice Clean Code or You want to experience our formula to clean code (TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code).

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Summary

Title: Clean Code with Java: Learn Simple Design, Refactoring & TDD

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will Learn to Write Clean Code with Java

You will Learn and apply 4 Principles of Simple Design

You will Understand Refactoring and Refactor Java Code

You will Learn TDD and apply TDD to write Clean Code in Java

You will look at examples of bad code and refactor them to clean code

You will understand that TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code

Who Should Attend

Beginner Programmers curious about Clean Code

Experienced Programmers wanting to practice Clean Code

You want to experience our formula to clean code (TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code)

Target Audiences

Beginner Programmers curious about Clean Code

Experienced Programmers wanting to practice Clean Code

You want to experience our formula to clean code (TDD + 4 Principles of Simple Design + Continuous Refactoring = Clean Code)

Learn to Write Clean Code with Java.

Get Hands-on with Code Examples involving 4 principles of Simple Design, Refactoring & TDD.

WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING

5 STARS – Straight to the point concise and practical

5 STARS – It was a great course to get an understanding of clean coding and the TDD approach. Exercises in this course will help me to write in more cleaner and maintainable manner.

5 STARS – Very well structured course, starting from how to write clean code, then refactor and finally coding with TDD, but with a very practical approach.

5 STARS – Amazing Course !! It’s a recommended course for every developer. The course will explain the best way to write standard, clean & maintainable code. Awesome refactoring tips & tricks .Hats off!! in28minutes team

5 STARS – This course is awesome; really liking the course so far. The instructor clearly conveys difficult concepts.

OUR APPROACH

Goal I : Understand Clarity of Code (Unit Tests)

Goal II: Focus on 4 Principles of Simple Design

Goal III: Get started with Refactoring

Goal IV : Understand TDD

STEP BY STEP DETAILS

Getting Started with Clarity in Code

Clean Code with Simple Design, Refactoring and TDD – Getting Setup

Step 00 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Introduction

Step 01 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 1 – Default Item

Step 02 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 2 – Default Item

Step 03 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 3 – Aged Brie

Step 04 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 4 – Backstage Passes

Step 05 – Clean Code – Attitude for the course

Getting Started with 4 Principles of Simple Design

Step 01 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – An Introduction

Step 02 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.isGradeB

Step 03 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.getGrade

Step 04 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.willQualifyForQuiz

Step 06 – Most difficult challenge in programming – Naming

Step 07 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – TextHelper.swapLastTwoCharacters

Step 07 – Should you have comments in code?

Step 08 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – TextHelper.truncateAInFirst2Positions

Step 09 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – CustomerBOTest

Step 10 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – CustomerBOTest

Step 11 – Attitude towards Unit Testing

Step 12 – Unit Testing Principles

Getting Started with Refactoring

Step 01 – Introduction to Refactoring

Step 02 – Refactoring – Exercise – CustomerBOImpl.getCustomerProductsSum

Step 03 – Refactoring – Exercise – Movie.isValidRating

Step 04 – Refactoring – Exercise – MenuAccess.setAuthorizationsInEachMenus

Step 05 – Refactoring – Exercise – UserLoginChecker.isUserAllowedToLogin – 1

Step 06 – Refactoring – Exercise – UserLoginChecker.isUserAllowedToLogin – 2

Step 07 – My 10 Tips for Good Programmers

Getting Started with Test Driven Development

Step 01 – Introduction to Test Driven Development – TDD

Step 02 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.replaceAInFirst2Positions

Step 03 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.replaceAInFirst2Positions

Step 04 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.areFirstTwoAndLastTwoCharsTheSame

Step 05 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Introduction

Step 06 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Getting Started

Step 07 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Spare

Step 08 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Strike

Step 09 – 3 Tips for Test Driven Development – TDD

Thank You

Clean Code with Simple Design, Refactoring and TDD – Thank You

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Clean Code

Lecture 1: Clean Code with Simple Design, Refactoring and TDD – Course Overview

Lecture 2: Github Repository for the course

Lecture 3: Clean Code with Simple Design, Refactoring and TDD – Getting Setup

Lecture 4: DO NOT SKIP: Join our Learning Community

Lecture 5: Step 00 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Introduction

Lecture 6: Step 01 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 1 –

Lecture 7: Solution – Clarity of Code – Exercise – Gilded Rose

Lecture 8: Step 02 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 2 –

Lecture 9: Step 03 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 3 –

Lecture 10: Step 04 – Clarity in Code – Problem 1 – Gilded Rose – Refactoring Unit Test 4 –

Lecture 11: Step 05 – Clean Code – Attitude for the course

Chapter 2: Getting Started with 4 Principles of Simple Design

Lecture 1: Step 01 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – An Introduction

Lecture 2: Step 02 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.isGradeB

Lecture 3: Step 03 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.getGrade

Lecture 4: Step 04 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – StudentHelper.willQualifyFo

Lecture 5: Solution – 4 Principles of Simple Design – StudentHelper

Lecture 6: Step 06 – Most difficult challenge in programming – Naming

Lecture 7: Step 07 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – TextHelper.swapLastTwoChara

Lecture 8: Step 07 – Should you have comments in code?

Lecture 9: Step 08 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – TextHelper.truncateAInFirst

Lecture 10: Solution – 4 Principles of Simple Design – TextHelper

Lecture 11: Step 09 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – CustomerBOTest

Lecture 12: Step 10 – 4 Principles of Simple Design – Exercise – CustomerBOTest

Lecture 13: Solution – 4 Principles of Simple Design – CustomerBOTest

Lecture 14: Step 11 – Attitude towards Unit Testing

Lecture 15: Step 12 – Unit Testing Principles

Lecture 16: Do you want to help us?

Chapter 3: Getting Started with Refactoring

Lecture 1: Step 01 – Introduction to Refactoring

Lecture 2: Step 02 – Refactoring – Exercise – CustomerBOImpl.getCustomerProductsSum

Lecture 3: Solution – Refactoring – CustomerBOImpl

Lecture 4: Step 03 – Refactoring – Exercise – Movie.isValidRating

Lecture 5: Solution – Refactoring – Movie

Lecture 6: Step 04 – Refactoring – Exercise – MenuAccess.setAuthorizationsInEachMenus

Lecture 7: Refactoring – Solution – MenuAccess

Lecture 8: Step 05 – Refactoring – Exercise – UserLoginChecker.isUserAllowedToLogin – 1

Lecture 9: Step 06 – Refactoring – Exercise – UserLoginChecker.isUserAllowedToLogin – 2

Lecture 10: Refactoring – Solution – UserLoginChecker

Lecture 11: Step 07 – My 10 Tips for Good Programmers

Chapter 4: Getting Started with Test Driven Development

Lecture 1: Step 01 – Introduction to Test Driven Development – TDD

Lecture 2: Step 02 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.replaceAInFirs

Lecture 3: Step 03 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.replaceAInFirs

Lecture 4: Step 04 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – StringHelper.areFirstTwoAnd

Lecture 5: Step 05 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Introduction

Lecture 6: Step 06 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Getting Star

Lecture 7: Step 07 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Spare

Lecture 8: Step 08 – Test Driven Development – TDD – Exercise – Bowling Kata – Strike

Lecture 9: Step 09 – 3 Tips for Test Driven Development – TDD

Chapter 5: Thank You

Lecture 1: Clean Code with Simple Design, Refactoring and TDD – Thank You

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

in28Minutes Official
DevOps, Azure, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, Java & Spring Boot

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1 stars: 8 votes

2 stars: 21 votes

3 stars: 160 votes

4 stars: 620 votes

5 stars: 816 votes

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