Part 1 – Refactor Tennis1

git clone https://github.com/emilybache/Tennis-Refactoring-Kata.git

Choose your language

Refactor TennisGame1

Part 2 – Example of unit tests retrofitted

Either… git clone git@github.com:claresudbery/gilded-rose-kata.git

or… git clone https://github.com/claresudbery/gilded-rose-kata.git

(if in doubt choose the second)

cd gilded-rose-kata

git checkout csharp-test-start

Look at this file for description of problem (GildedRoseRequirements.md in root of repo)

Look at this file to see tests (/csharp/GildedRoseTests.cs)

Part 4 – Easier to understand / cheaper to modify

Demo 1 – Easier to understand / cheaper to modify

Part 6 – Extract Method

Demo 2 – Extract method

Refactoring catalog

Part 7 – Refactoring tools

Demo 3 – Refactoring tools

All Parts – Sticky notes from Walls

All visible here

Part 8 – Further resources and ideas

• The Gilded Rose refactoring kata
• Approval tests
• Lift up conditional
• MMMSS (Many much more smaller steps)
• Refactoring catalog
• Refactoring: A real example – my article on Martin Fowler’s site
• Mutation testing
• Clare’s son: Circus performance
• Sticky notes from walls during workshop

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My name is surprisingly hard to spell. It’s actually Clare Sudbery: There’s no I in Clare, and my surname ends ERY – like surgery or carvery).
(This page exists in a vague attempt to make this site easier to find when people spell my name wrong in search engines.)

My name is surprisingly hard to spell. It’s actually Clare Sudbery: There’s no I in Clare, and my surname ends ERY – like surgery or carvery).
(This page exists in a vague attempt to make this site easier to find when people spell my name wrong in search engines.)

My name is surprisingly hard to spell. It’s actually Clare Sudbery: There’s no I in Clare, and my surname ends ERY – like surgery or carvery).
(This page exists in a vague attempt to make this site easier to find when people spell my name wrong in search engines.)

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